Hayley Westenra chats to I Like Music

It's really exciting work. And also I'm a Matron for the Women's Environmental Network. That's very really relevant and important at this time. Especially with, we're at a really critical stage in terms of Global Warming and we're at a real turning point and helping raise awareness of what people can do to help, to do their bit, is fantastic. So it's really exciting.

But there's always a lot of work to do on that front, there's always more you can do.

ILM: You've performed for Her Majesty the Queen, President Bush and Tony Blair, Prince Charles. Is that nerve-wracking?

HAYLEY: Well, it's quite funny because I actually find I'm not nervous because the Queen or someone of that ilk is in the crowd, but if it's a muso, a musician, like Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber who was also in the audience, if someone like him is in the audience, then I'm shaking in my shoes. But it's really kind of bizarre how nerves work. At an All Blacks rugby match in front of thousands of people on the stands and millions watching at home, you'd think I'd be really nervous for that, but I'm enjoying every minute of it.
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