New Year's Eve Podcast Options

7:05 PM.Country music singer and entertainer, receiver of numerous music awards, two albums having reached the coveted number one slot. Read more Audio

7:04 PM.Blues musician with a career spanning several decades, and entertainer of the year in 1990. A 1991 album, Burning Rain, went gold. Audio

7:03 PM.New Zealand netball player and long-serving coach, one of this country's sporting icons. Audio

7:02 PM.From the gold medal-winning New Zealand men's hockey team at the 1976 Montreal Olympics, speaking from his home in Durban, South Africa. Read more Audio

7:01 PM.Mayor of Timaru, on the highlights of 2015, his career, and what to see and do in sunny south Canterbury. Read more Audio

11:06 PM.All Black hooker from 1971 to 1977, captain against the '77 Lions, and more recently president of the NZRU, reflecting on his long sporting career, and other memorable moments in his life. Read more Audio

10:06 PM.Miranda Harcourt has enjoyed a long career acting and directing for the stage, including roles in a run of films, TV series and shorts, and seven years as head of acting at drama school Toi Whakaari.

9:06 PM.Poet, professor, (Geography, Victoria) and sportsman, and father of champion runner Nick Willis. Read more Audio

8:06 PM.Country music legends and in their own right, and parents of Brendan. Read more Audio

7:19 PM.Seventies pop troubadour, Katikati's finest, best known for the hits 'Brandy', 'Take The Money And Run' and 'Nearest Thing to Heaven', looking back over his life and career. Read more Audio

7:06 PM.The mayor of Tauranga on the year that's been in his city, and what the revellers have been up to in the festive season. Read more Audio

11:04 PM.Better known by his initials "Bee Gee", a dashing All Black winger of the 1970s. Audio

10:16 PM.An icon of New Zealand stage and screen. Audio

9:12 PM.Renowned historian and author. Audio

8:10 PM.As Anna Rowberry, captain of the Silver Ferns who won the World Championships in Jamiaca in 2003. Audio

7:37 PM.President of the Nigerians Canterbury Association, on life for his community in their new country. Audio

7:08 PM.The new mayor of Napier on festivities in Hawkes Bay, and some of the issues he's facing in his term ahead. Audio

12:11 AM.Multiple award winning broadcaster and Te Papa host. Audio

11:14 PM.Long-serving All Black fullback and current Linwood women's rugby coach. Audio

10:14 PM.Alive, kicking, and recovering in Christchurch. Audio

9:20 PM.Marking thirty years of life and business in Rarotonga with Trader Jacks, one of the South Pacific's most famous landmark. Audio

8:14 PM.Softball New Zealand's leading coach, Naomi ShawNaomi Shaw on the day she met the Queen on the Britannia. Audio

7:34 PM.Who is described as making expressionist pop art, he's known for producing cartoon like paintings and lithographs. Audio

7:11 PM.Mayor of Queenstown Lakes District Council. Audio

12:00 PM.In a Civil Defence emergency, an official broadcast on radio may be announced by this audio. Audio