David Hill

Kallum plays blues guitar and thinks classical music is for losers, but his best mate Saul asks him to play in the youth orchestra. Audio

Not one, not two, but three Kiwi tenors ahead of their 23 centre nationwide tour with a soprano. Audio

Australian archaeologist and author who is president of the International Association of the Reunification of the Parthenon Sculptures. Audio

'The Book of Rapture' by Nikki Gemmell. Published by HarperCollins. Reviewed by David Hill. Audio

By Dorothy Butler, published by Penguin NZ, and reviewed by David Hill. Audio

Edited by Siobhan Harvey, reviewed by David Hill and Published by Godwit. Audio

Written by Jonathan Littell. Published by Chatto and Windus. Reviewed by David Hill. Audio

By Lia Hills, published by Text Publishing and reviewed by David Hill. Audio

By Alan Duff, published by Vintage and reviewed by David Hill. Audio

It's Nadia's violin concert. Nat isn't helping very much. Neither is her teacher's pet cat. But the violin saves the day - and the cat. Audio

Is Nadia the better artist of the twins? Is Nat? Why won't they leave each other's art alone? Who is the stranger who keeps passing? Audio

Nat and Nadia aren't keen on sharing - till something fat, furry and four-legged shows them how sharing can be cool. Audio

At the school gala day, Nadia and Nat are running the cap stall. A small, smart customer causes them all sorts of problems. Audio

Nat and Nadia sometimes think life would be easier if there were only one of them. So they decide to sell the other to a suitable firm. Audio

Two years of hard work and fundraising for a bronze memorial sculpture for the Auckland War memorial Museum. Audio

Tim Walker explains why he's leaving the stunning NewDowse for Auckland Museum. Audio

Written by Maurice Gee. Published by Puffin. Reviewed by David Hill. Audio

Written by Robyn Scott. Published by Bloomsbury. Reviewed by David Hill. Audio

By Christine Leunens. Reviewed by David Hill and published by Random House NZ Vintage. Audio