James Brown

The country's biggest construction firm is heading to London to recruit construction workers to prop up its workforce as it looks to an unprecedented pipeline of big projects. Fletcher Construction… Audio

Kate discusses six board books for babies and toddlers: The Pencil by Paula Bossio, The Noisy Book by Soledad Bravi, What's your Favourite Animal? by Eric Carle and Friends, and My New Zealand ABC… Audio

This time every Tuesday, we'll be revisiting a great New Zealand concert. Today, to kick it off, we're going all the way back to 1978, when a musical phenomenon touched down on Auckland's North Shore… Audio

As commemorations get underway to mark the centenary of the Gallipoli Campaign, some historians are asking whether the right balance is being struck between memorial and celebration. Audio

Jordan McLean of Antibalas talks with Emma Smith about Fela! The Musical, and the lasting influence of Fela Kuti.  Audio

The Prime Minister John Key is playing down the risk to any troops sent to Iraq, saying they'd be less exposed than the SAS were leading crisis response units in Afganistan. Audio

Changes are afoot in the way some of Auckland's volcanoes and islands are administered. Audio

Our RNZ Auckland issues correspondent, Todd Niall. Audio

James Brown, entrepreneur and director of Tournament Parking and Alex Swney is head of the downtown business promotion agency 'Heart of the City'. Audio

The songs of soul survivor Charles Bradley, tell of the hardships and struggles of life- a subject he knows a lot about. After years of on again off again parenting from his mother, he left home at… Audio

Bryan talks to James Brown, director of 'Red, White, Black, & Blue', a documentary about two high school rugby teams from south Los Angeles that came to New Zealand to play. Audio

Sonia Sly visits an exhibition at the Dowse Art Museum which poses the question as to whether video games are in fact art. Audio

Wellington poet James Brown, who's just released his fifth collection, 'Warm Auditorium'. Audio