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Legs McNeil speak with Trevor Reekie about his seminal punk book, Please Kill Me: The Uncensored Oral History of Punk. Audio

Trevor Reekie speaks to Jim Pitt who has been the man behind the live music on American late night TV Audio

An anti-logging NGO in Papua New Guinea says a court victory for a landowner group who sought to overturn controversial land leases wouldn't have had to happen if the government just did something. Audio

Trade ministers from 16 Pacific Islands Forum countries have agreed to the legal text of the proposed PACER Plus regional free trade agreement. Audio

'The Calais Sessions' was recorded in the vast refugee camp in Calais, known by the inhabitants as The Jungle. The driving force behind the album is Vanessa Lucas-Smith who talks about the recording… Audio

Oxfam New Zealand is supporting the call for no decision to be made on the Pacific's proposed trade deal PACER-Plus. Audio

Speech, the mouthpiece of alt-hip hop collective Arrested Development, talks to Trevor Reekie about social activism and moving forward. Audio

Landowners in Papua New Guinea's Hela province have threatened to shut down the country's major LNG (liquefied Natural gas) project today if the government doesn't pay them outstanding benefits. Audio

The Pacific's utility providers are calling on governments to update legislation to encourage much needed investment in the energy sector. Audio

Manuel Göttsching started his musical journey when he formed the legendary avant-garde band Ash Ra Tempel in 1970 , and went on to influence the burgeoning house and techno movements in America. Audio

Nearly 23,000 Vanuatu women have been subjected to violence but between 2012 and 2014 police laid only 380 charges - less than two percent.

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Two big names in NZ media have told their sports reporters not to pack their bags for Rio just two weeks out from the Olympic Games. Why? And what will it mean for coverage of Kiwi competitors in our… Audio

Martin Rev, keyboardist with NYC proto-punk duo Suicide, talks to Trevor Reekie about the band's singular career. Audio

Craig Leon, the producer behind the Ramones' 1976 debut LP, talks to Trevor Reekie about the album's 40th anniversary. Audio

Team RNZ Music convenes to present some of our favourite sounds of the year so far. Video, Audio

UK music journalist Dave Henderson, curator of Cherry Red Records' Close to the Noise Floor compilation, on the formative years of the UK's electronic underground. Audio

Tompkins Square's label head Josh Rosenthal chronicles his musical journey in 'The Record Store of the Mind', a book about his thirty years releasing an eclectic catalogue of American music. Audio

Unity Pacific's Tigilau Ness talks about the years of music and political struggle with Trevor Reekie Audio

Fleetwood Mac's Mick Fleetwood on why he still has the blues after all these years. Audio

Trevor Reekie in conversation with John Metcalfe about his new album The Appearance of Colour. Audio