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Political editor Brent Edwards was at the latest leader's debate Audio

Radio New Zealand's political editor analyses campaign Audio

Joining us to discuss the past week of the election campaign is our political editor, Brent Edwards. Audio

Radio New Zealand's political editor, Brent Edwards. Audio

Official unemployment has risen in the most recent quarter to be just 5-thousand below where it peaked during the recession in late 2009. Audio

Joining us is the Radio New Zealand political editor, Brent Edwards Audio

Political Editor Brent Rdwards discusses the hits and misses of last night's televised leaders debate. Audio

Returning now to our lead story and Labour's superannuation and savings policy - our political editor Brent Edwards joins us. Audio

Simon talked to rugby reporter Barry Guy in our Auckland studio. Audio

Our reporter, Andrew McRae, is in Tauranga. Audio

Our reporter Clint Owens is at Papamoa Beach. Audio

Reporter Andrew McRae is on Papamoa Beach. Audio

Reporter Lorna Perry is on Mt Maunganui beach. Audio

Our Bay of Plenty reporter Lorna Perry is on Papamoa. Audio

Lorna Perry is standing on one of the area's beaches that has seen a lot of oil washed up, at Mt Maunganui. Audio

The Labour leader, Phil Goff, says it's too close to the November election to have the Prime Minister host a radio programme, and not extend the same offer to other party leaders. Audio

The PM continues to say NZ is not in a combat roll in Afghanistan. Audio

A trans-Tasman bid to co-host a two-and-a-half billion dollar ($1.5b euros) radio telescope is entering its final stages. Audio

Radio New Zealand's political editor comments on RWC takeover. Audio

On the day of the attacks in 2001, Radio New Zealand's then health correspondent, Rae Lamb, was in New York. She found pay phones at different places and immediately started phoning in with vivid and… Audio

Our reporter Steve Wilde visited the New Zealand's Bamiyan base in Afghanistan back in 2006 and recalls his impressions. Audio

Fernando Bezerra Santa Rosa, a graphic designer turned engineer from Brazil. Audio

Radio New Zealand has confirmed it is establishing a charitable trust that it hopes will raise money to help fund the Concert station. Audio

In this interview with Ian Johnstone recorded in 1994, Albert Henry's presence and influence are recalled by Resident Agent JH Webb. He also describes how Cook Islanders chose their governing system.

NZART council vice-president Vaughan Henderson (Callsign ZL1TGC) about amateur radio, also affectionately known as "ham radio", the hobby of constructing, experimenting and communicating. In New… Audio