Sunday Morning Podcast Options

10:35 PM.Most people vote and think ‘job done’. A few decide to take it further and engage, even front up to MPs and argue a case. Phil Smith talks with James Crow after his first time in the lion’s den. Read more Video, Audio

6:55 PM.The Drug Foundation says overseas models for medicinal cannabis means New Zealand shouldn't fear changing cannabis law. Read more Audio

6:55 PM.A law to help stop young women being enslaved in New Zealand is going through Parliament under the eye of National MP Jo Hayes. Read more Audio

11:40 AM.Think of a crop that comes from Afghanistan and is worth thousands of dollars a kilo and chances are opium is what springs to mind. But there's another far less damaging crop that Wellington-based… Read more Audio

11:19 AM.After a period of career indecision, 23-year-old Aucklander Niuafe Junior Malupo is finding having his own business is quite literally the icing on the cake. Read more Video, Audio, Gallery

10:05 AM.In 1929 the government held an inquiry into the employment of Maori in market gardens. It was to deal with what one paper at the time called "the Maori girl" problem - Chinese market gardeners and… Read more Audio

9:37 AM.David Hall is a senior researcher at the Policy Observatory at AUT and editor of Fair Borders, Migration Policy in the 21st Century. He discusses New Zealanders' changing attitudes to immigration. Read more Audio

8:40 AM.Marine scientists Rochelle Constantine, a senior lecturer in the School of Biological Sciences & Institute of Marine Science. says we're not doing enough to protect our oceans and marine life. She's… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Is immigration - particularly by those who identify as Asian - changing the sporting landscape in New Zealand? Bridget Tunnicliffe explores how major sports such as rugby are responding. Read more Audio

7:32 AM.Ministers are facing up to select committees to justify the government's spending following the reveal of Budget 2017 in May.  Read more Audio

7:10 AM.The Telegraph's Harry Yorke reports on the latest on the tragedy, the political fallout and a man being sent to jail. Audio

11:25 AM.The Maori economy is estimated to be worth $40 billion. Dr Rachel Wolfgramm, a senior lecturer in management and international business, and Dr Chellie Spiller, associate dean Maori and Pacific at the… Read more Audio

11:05 AM.Hikurangi Enterprises recently harvested its first crop of industrial hemp and is carrying out R and D on a local fungi, kanuka and kina. Panapa Ehau is its managing director and he tells Wallace the… Read more Audio

10:35 AM.June 21 is the shortest day so it's time to think about winter feasts. Laura Greenfield is the chef at Wellington Field and Green restaurant and she's in charge of a Scandinavian-themed feast at… Read more Audio

10:05 AM.Sports writer Sam Walker has applied a special formula to decide what makes a great sports team and what makes sports teams the greatest in the world. So do the All Blacks make the cut in a book - The… Read more Audio

9:40 AM.Gender stereotypes in children's toys are "ridiculous, silly and out of date" says Laurie Winkless, a science writer and campaigner for Let Toys Be Toys. Read more Video, Audio