Saturday Morning

With a name inspired by a beautiful and remote part of New Zealand, The Doubtful Sounds choir is all about making beautiful noise. Directed by RNZ's Concerts very own Bryan Crump, the choir performs Bryan's a cappella arrangements of popular music from around the world at global competitions and village halls The award-winning community choir has a special treat in store for Saturday Morning as Bryan talks to Susie and Mihingarangi about singing, arranging and his new podcast Crump's Classical Conversation.

It's a massive night tonight for footy fans, with Auckland FC facing off against Sydney FC in the A-League Grand Final at Go Media Stadium. CEO Nick Becker speaks about the club's explosive rise in just two seasons as momentum builds to the main event.

Our resident reader Kate de Goldi is back with her latest picks - an American novel The Gossip Columnist's Daughter by Peter Ormer and a New Zealand picture book You Can't Pat a Fish by Ruth Paul.

Rachael King is one of New Zealand's best-known children's authors. She's back with her latest offering Song of the Saltings - a folk horror for young adult readers. She's also a contestant on the new season of The Traitors reality TV show.

How good is your travel etiquette? Lonely Planet's Destination Editor for Oceania shares her top tips.