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A chat with artist, environmentalist and mountain climber Dean Buchanan, one of the first artists to be interviewed for a series on Jam Radio's cultural icons series. Audio

Joining us is our political editor, Brent Edwards. Audio

A police officier has been viciously attacked while on patrol. Audio

Our political editor, Brent Edwards joins us. Audio

RNZ's economics correspondent Nigel Stirling speaks with Philippa Tolley. Audio

With us now is Political Editor Brent Edwards... Audio

Joining us to discuss this further is our Political Editor Brent Edwards. Audio

The political future of Labour MP Shane Jones, a man who had been considered to be a future leader, is now under a cloud. Audio

Jack and Noelle to take a look back at the Royal visit to New Zealand in 1953 which revolutionised how live events were broadcast. Audio

Two of the country's major radio companies have been ordered to almost double the amount of royalties they pay artists for playing their music. Audio

We are joined again by our economics correspondent Nigel Stirling. Audio

We are joined by our Parliamentary chief reporter Jane Patterson. Audio

We are joined by Nigel Stirling again. Audio

With us in the studio throughout the morning is our economics correspondent Nigel Stirling - and our Parliamentary chief reporter Jane Patterson. Audio

RNZ political editor Brent Edwards discusses the Budget. Audio

Radio New Zealand's political editor discusses Tuhoe. Audio

Veteran Radio New Zealand journalist Elma MaUa has died in Wellington at the age of 61. The Cook Islands-born broadcaster was one of the founding staff members of Radio New Zealand International. Audio

David Steemson visits members of Auckland's Suburban Amateur Radio Club at the old Musick Point Radio Station. Audio

Revenue generated from online advertising is poised to overtake radio and magazine earnings, according to new figures from the Advertising Standards Authority. Audio

The Save Radio New Zealand group met in Wellington last night to discuss what it's calling a manufactured funding crisis, designed to strangle the public broadcaster. Audio

He was the voice of rugby on the radio for a generation of New Zealanders. Audio

Music 101 cruises Campus talking to punters, organiser Blink, and musicians including Ouch My Face, Thugquota, Bandicoot, Dent May, Logan from The Dodos, Dan Deacon and more... Audio

Maori Television , TV 3 and TVNZ are meeting in Auckland at the moment. Audio

John Kendrick, the wildlife sound recordist behind the Morning Report bird calls, talks about them and his life Audio

Radio New Zealand's Matthew Finn talks about some different ways of listening to radio and how they work Audio