Chad Moffitt (Sir Edmund Hillary) and Leanne Pooley (director/producer) talk to Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking about 'Beyond the Edge', a movie which documents Sir Edmund Hillary's climb of Mt Everest

The winner presentation for the Best Album Cover Art award, presented at the VNZMA Finalist Announcement and Technical Award presentation.

Watch a replay of NZ Herald Online's live stream of the 2013 VNZMA Finalist Announcement, and Technical Awards presentation.

The presentation of the Best Producer and Best Engineer awards for the 2013 Vodafone NZ Music Awards.

Interview with the 2013 NZ Herald Legacy Award winner, and inductee into the NZ Music Hall Of Fame - Shona Laing.

Vodafone NZ Music Awards finalists Aaradhna and P-Money have teamed up with Vodafone to produce new single Dapper Man, which will also feature on the new VNZMA smartphone App.

“It’s always a great feeling to put new music out and I’m excited to launch Dapper Man with Vodafone’s Music Award app,” says Aaradhna.

"Dapper Man is about a type of man who is smooth, charming, respectable, clean cut and knows how to take care of himself. It’s a song expressing love for those kinds of qualities.”

The music video stars Aaradhna, P­?Money, plus Vodafone ambassador and Boy star James Rolleston.

Somewhere in your youth, you may well have encountered a girl like Ja'mie King. Brimming with confidence and charisma, she's accomplished at everything she turns her hand to. There's no one better to tell us than Chris Lilley. Now she's taking centre stage in a series of her own, the new six-episode comedy Ja'mie: Private School Girl, which sees the self-absorbed teenager in her final year of high school.

A specially created trailer celebrating half a century of time travel, adventures and the universe's greatest hero!. Courtesy: BBC

A man has turned his whole living room into a Hobbit home using 2,600 balloons. American Jeremy Telford has a worldwide reputation for balloon artistry.

The finale of the 2013 APRA Silver Scroll Awards saw Sisters Underground flown in and reunited for a very special performance of their 1994 hit In The Neighbourhood.

A documentary looking back at 10 years of one of the biggest festivals around, Gisborne's Rhythm and Vines. Directed, shot and edited by Ben Carter.

Every year the finalists of the APRA Silver Scroll Awards have cover versions performed at the ceremony, as well as the winners of the SOUNZ Contemporary Award and the APRA Maioha Award.

This year the APRA Maioha Award winner, Ruaimoko, written by Maisey Rika, Te Kahautu Maxwell and Mahuia Bridgman-Cooper, was performed by Tama Waipara and the University of Auckland Percussion Ensemble).

Click here to watch the full show, thanks to APRA and Yealands Family Wines

Every year the finalists of the APRA Silver Scroll Awards have cover versions performed at the ceremony, as well as the winners of the SOUNZ Contemporary Award and the APRA Maioha Award.

This year SOUNZ Contemporary Award winner Lightbox, composed by Karlo Margetic, was performed by Jeremy Toy, Lewis McCallum and Johnny Fleury (The MPC Trio).

Click here to watch the full show, thanks to APRA and Yealands Family Wines

Every year the finalists of the APRA Silver Scroll Awards have cover versions performed at the ceremony, as well as the winners of the SOUNZ Contemporary Award and the APRA Maioha Award.

This year Wake Up, written by Aaradhna Patel, Evan Short and Peter Wadams, was performed by Scotty Pearson, Nick Gaffaney and Katie Everingham (The Drum Off).

Click here to watch the full show, thanks to APRA and Yealands Family Wines

Every year the finalists of the APRA Silver Scroll Awards have cover versions performed at the ceremony, as well as the winners of the SOUNZ Contemporary Award and the APRA Maioha Award.

This year Complicated Man, written by Cy Winstanley (Tattletale Saints), was performed by Jesse Sheehan, Chip Matthews and Tom Broome.

Click here to watch the full show, thanks to APRA and Yealands Family Wines

Every year the finalists of the APRA Silver Scroll Awards have cover versions performed at the ceremony, as well as the winners of the SOUNZ Contemporary Award and the APRA Maioha Award.

This year Thames Soup, written by Luke Buda, Sam Scott, Thomas Callwood, Richie Singleton, Chris O'Connor, Conrad Wedde and William Ricketts (The Phoenix Foundation), was performed by Rackets.

Click here to watch the full show, thanks to APRA and Yealands Family Wines

Every year the finalists of the APRA Silver Scroll Awards have cover versions performed at the ceremony, as well as the winners of the SOUNZ Contemporary Award and the APRA Maioha Award.

This year, Bird In Hand, written by Anna Coddington, was performed by Sola Rosa.

Click here to watch the full show, thanks to APRA and Yealands Family Wines

Every year the finalists of the APRA Silver Scroll Awards have cover versions performed at the ceremony, as well as the winners of the SOUNZ Contemporary Award and the APRA Maioha Award.

This year, Royals, written by Ella Yelich-O'Connor and Joel Little, was performed by by Lionel Reekie, Bella Kalolo and Phillip Fan

Click here to watch the full show, thanks to APRA and Yealands Family Wines

Professor X tries explaining to Wolverine that his powers are a liability in this sketch that debuted during "The Pete Holmes Show" panel at New York Comic Con. Credit: Peter Holmes

Watch the replay of the 2013 APRA Silver Scroll Awards from Auckland's Vector Arena. Featuring cover versions of the finalists, and Dave Dobbyn's induction into the NZ Music Hall Of Fame.

Thanks to APRA and Yealands Family Wines.

Lorde took home her first official music award last night, as she won coveted songwriters trophy, the APRA Silver Scroll, along with her co-writer and producer Joel Little for their international hit song Royals. The annual award, which was presented at an impressive ceremony at Vector Arena in Auckland, is voted for by 10,000 New Zealand songwriters who are members of the Australasian Performing Rights Association, and is particularly prized by songwriters as a vote of confidence, and an indication of artistic integrity, from their peers.

Tom Hanks re-enacts a classic moment from his 1988 classic "Big" along with some help from actress Sandra Bullock. Courtesy: YouTube/The Jonathan Ross Show

Jaquie Brown has a chat - and a group hug - with the charming Liam Payne, Harry Styles and Niall Horan.

Auckland based production company Satin & Lace have been producing the Smokefree Rockquest TV show since 2010. Taking a documentary style approach, the programme showcases the talent of young musicians and bands involved in the competition. The series is proudly funded by NZ On Air and the Health Promotion Agency.

As we count down to Saturday's screening of the Smokefree Rockquest Final for 2013, NZ Herald Online will be featuring one finalist each day this week, thanks to FOUR. You can watch full episodes here.

A Bit Nigel

A Bit Nigel are an indie/pop band from Taupo. The group consisting of Manawa Veitayaki, Sam Marshall and Hamish Nixon were the winners of the Smokefree Rockquest 2013. Be watching FOUR on Saturday October 12 at 5.00pm to catch A Bit Nigel's performance at the National Final.

Told from a child's perspective, "The Developer" is a musical short film by Samsung featuring Lionel Messi and the hit single "Royals" by Lorde. Courtesy: YouTube/SamsungMobile

Auckland based production company Satin & Lace have been producing the Smokefree Rockquest TV show since 2010. Taking a documentary style approach, the programme showcases the talent of young musicians and bands involved in the competition. The series is proudly funded by NZ On Air and the Health Promotion Agency.

As we count down to Saturday's screening of the Smokefree Rockquest Final for 2013, NZ Herald Online will be featuring one finalist each day this week, thanks to FOUR. You can watch full episodes here.

Harry Parsons

Harry Parsons is a singer/songwriter from Cambridge. Harry was the overall winner of the solo/duo category of the Smokefree Rockquest 2013. Be watching FOUR on Saturday October 12 at 5.00pm to see his performance at the National Final.

Rihanna has taken home a permanent reminder of her visit to New Zealand - a traditional tattoo on her right hand by Inia Taylor and Tiki Taane. Courtesy YouTube / Tiki Taane

Auckland based production company Satin & Lace have been producing the Smokefree Rockquest TV show since 2010. Taking a documentary style approach, the programme showcases the talent of young musicians and bands involved in the competition. The series is proudly funded by NZ On Air and the Health Promotion Agency.

As we count down to Saturday's screening of the Smokefree Rockquest Final for 2013, NZ Herald Online will be featuring one finalist each day this week, thanks to FOUR. You can watch full episodes here.

The Moots

The Moots are an alternative trio from Auckland's North Shore. The band consisting of Gabriel Everett, Guy Beca and Zander de Reuck were the runners up of Smokefree Rockquest 2013. Be watching FOUR on Saturday October 12 at 5.00pm to see their performance at the National Final.

Robbie Ellis has made a very clever mash-up that has a very in joke to Kiwi audiences, mixing Lorde's lyrics for Royals over the melody and accompaniment of Dave Dobbyn's Loyal. Why did he do it? 'just because' is his answer.

Temuera Morrison is known for playing iconic tough guy 'Jake the Muss' in Once Were Warriors back in the early 1990's, he is stepping into the ring for real as part of the under-card for Joseph Parker and say's he isn't the fighter Jake was.