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Topics - The New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters, has accused the Prime Minister, John Key, of double standards for not forcing John Banks to stand down as a minister. A recording of a critical… Audio

The Hobbit and how far did the government go to keep its production in New Zealand... and sex on the beach. Audio

Topic 1 - Anzac day turn out. Topic 2 - SkyCity Convention Centre. Topic 3 - Elephant tragedy. Audio

Topics - in Queenstown, War veterans and volunteer collectors report being verbally abused by people who think the poppies they're selling are made in China. The lawyer for a mountain biker whose… Audio

The Act party's leader and sole MP says it will rebuild and relaunch itself after a poor result in the last election. Meanwhile, National appears to have escaped any backlash over unpopular policies… Audio

Labour leader David Shearer and the introduction of the living wage and; The PM and the SkyCity Convention Centre bid. Audio

Topics - The Government's been under intense pressure over its relationship with Sky City after Mr Key's admission that it was his idea to have the company build the 350 million dollar national… Audio

Topics - Is the newly announced Government unit, to oversee the rebuild of Christchurch's central city, just another layer of bureaucracy for the city? The Prime Minister has confirmed it was he who… Audio

Topics - SkyCity's chief executive Nigel Morrison says the Auckland casino's slot machines are less harmful to the public than Lotto tickets - and he says claims of social harm are out of proportion… Audio

Topics - The Trade Me website has withdrawn the rental property listing of a Fijian Indian landlord after he described his ideal tenants as "European". Auckland's SkyCity wants more cashless gambling… Audio

More and more cases are being reported, to the Herald and to us, of unfair wheel clamping, Police have confirmed that a review is underway following another budgetary overspend on the Diplomatic… Audio

Topics - The Broadcasting Standards Authority has rejected a complaint by the former head of the Employers and Manufacturers Association about his treatment in a television interview, saying someone… Audio

Topics - A group of Chinese asylum seekers planning a boat journey from northern Australia to New Zealand has been meeting with immigration officials in Darwin to decide whether they'll stay put or… Audio

Topics - A survey of one thousand New Zealanders, commissioned by a PR company, has been interpreted as a stark warning to retailers that 90 percent of shoppers would refuse to shop in stores that… Audio

Guilty - Bridgecorp Directors now await sentencing; Inland Revenue cracks down on the cash economy; Huawei and cycberspace security. Audio

Topics - The Banking Ombudsman says her office has received more complaints about mortgagee sales than ever before. The 26.5 million dollar Lotto Powerball winner has "taken a few days off work" -… Audio

Topics - The Economist says New Zealand house prices are the world's second-highest when compared with rental returns. From an email - We hear that "money salted away in trusts" cannot be touched. Can… Audio

Topics - Of one thing we can be certain - ACC Minister Judith Collins' unprecedented defamation action against two Labour MPs and Radio NZ will be paid for from her own pocket as we've heard on the… Audio

The Green Party says it is now essential an independent inquiry is held into the Bronwyn Pullar affair, following the release of correspondence that potentially implicates John Key in it; and the… Audio

Topics - The Privacy Commissioner is welcoming the Government's plan to overhaul New Zealand's 20-year-old privacy laws. An Australian judge has ruled the Family Court has no power to order a woman… Audio

Topics - The Green Party says a police upgrade to double-shot tasers is a slippery slope towards greater frontline firepower. After a chaotic day of refusals and climbdowns, Downing Street has… Audio

Topics - A new waste management scheme proposed under Auckland's long-term plan will see residents paying to have their rubbish collected. Lawyers for the freelance cameraman Bradley Ambrose, Prime… Audio

Topics - The Police have announced that they won't be laying charges over the secret recording of John Key and John Banks' pre-election 'teapot' conversation. Its been reported today that public… Audio

Topic 1 - Search and Surveillance Bill. Topic 2 - A new book reportedly threatens to displace Captain James Cook and Abel Tasman as the first Europeans to reach New Zealand. Audio

The Prime Minister says no inquiry is needed regarding the Bronwyn Pullar case, and Kim Dotcom is awarded $60,000 a month in living costs. Audio