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The government will put one-point-two million dollars into enhancing educational and social service programmes being run on Marae; The Maori Party MP, Te Ururoa Flavell, says it will not… Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

A weekly look at business in the region: Fears lawlessness in LNG project area in Papua New Guinea could escalate; Samoa farmers voice frustrations about a delayed rebuild of the central market; New… Audio

The Tahoeraa complete stunning comeback win in French Polynesia election; Former PM criticises Vanuatu Government's Nationwide tour; an analyst says Australia's Defence White Paper fitted for but not… Audio

Green light for Waihi underground mine; Government wants New Zealand First's support for GCSB bill; Radio New Zealand political editor analyses latest political moves; Paget delights in equestrian… Audio

Pacific news with Johnny Blades. Audio

In the age of outsourcing, a British company is taking an unusual approach to providing 24-hour-a-day services. Audio

Samoa's Electric Power Corporation is denying there is a fraudulent scheme involving the alleged tampering of cash power meters and the involvement of staff. Audio

Next stop Udaipur where Steve and Lily catch up with an animal friend and the group experiences bartering India style. Audio

With Southland's Tiwai Point aluminium smelter facing an uncertain future, delcate negotiations are taking place between the National Government, Meridian Energy and Rio Tinto. Audio

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The Association for Spinal Concerns is an organisation that supports people in the mid and upper North Island who have spinal injuries. It was set up 22 years ago when a newly injured tetraplegic… Audio

William Dart looks at Maree Sheehan's new release, 'Chasing the Light'. Audio

Music has been a huge part of Rim De Pauls life since he performed at the old school dances as a teen growing up in Rotorua. Eventually in his twenties he became lead vocalist for two maori show… Audio

Mike Gourley explores historical, theological and personal perspectives on the Eucharist. Audio

Spectrum's Jack Perkins traces the story of Pumpkin Cottage in Silverstream, Upper Hutt, which became an artists' retreat for early impressionists such as James Nairn and Mabel Hill, who travelled to… Audio

with Dianne James. Audio

Where does the real power in New Zealand lie? That's right, with a bunch of bureaucrats, underlings, officials, and lowly-ranked list MPs that you and I have never heard of. Whether it's in sport… Audio

New Zealand has one of the highest imprisonment rates in the developed world and more than half of those released from our prisons find themselves back behind bars within five years. Ideas takes a… Audio

Brainfades and knuckleheads - the PM and media trade barbs; coverage of Iraq 10 years on - and Afghanistan; a global news service reporting news under the western world's radar; the Broadcasting… Audio

Chris Bramwell travels to Latin America to explore the potential for trade Audio

The BBC's Maddy Savage has just been visiting one of the Swedish childcare centres that look after children 24/7; yes, even overnight! Audio

The Travelling Restaurant is pursued by Lady Gall's ship and Dr Rocket heads up the Great South River to safety. Polly tells Jasper and Beatrix, the orphan, the story of how Lady Gall came to power… Audio