Sunday Morning Podcast Options

7:33 AM.The one week parliamentary adjournment sees just two select committees meeting - while another goes walk-about in Christchurch; On Monday, Associate Tourism Minister Paula appears before the Commerce… Read more Audio

11:40 AM.Alison Weir is one of Britain's foremost historians. She joins Wallace to talk about the enduring fascination of the The Tudors and her latest book focusing on Henry VIII's first wife, Katherine of… Read more Audio

10:40 AM.Sam Watherston is a Tauranga-based chef who's worked under Jamie Oliver, taught cookery to troubled kids in Britain, set up Just Blend - a smoothy to the door service he hopes to take nation-wide, and… Read more Audio

10:07 AM.Man of letters, and Poet Laureate, CK Stead, joins Wallace to discuss his latest book - Shelf Life - a collection of essays ranging from T.S Eliot to Eleanor Catton. Audio

9:08 AM.Sky TV's long-serving boss talks to Mediawatch about the proposed merger with Vodafone - and broadcasters becoming departments of big telcos. Audio

8:40 AM.Beatriz Bustos-Oyanedel is the curator of Space To Dream - an exhibition showcasing the work of 41 South American artists. She joins Wallace to explain the importance and history of political artwork… Read more Audio

7:50 AM.Asia Pacific is the world's most disaster prone region - in the past 45 years 88% of all people affected by natural disasters have been in our part of the world - Gabrielle Emery joins Wallace to… Read more Audio

7:33 AM.Finance Minister Bill English lodges a certificate of financial veto to block Labour MP Sue Moroney's Parental Leave and Employment Protection (6 Months' Paid Leave) Amendment Bill; the Battle of… Read more Audio

7:27 AM.RNZ Sports reporter Joe Porter breaks down the Wellington test... Audio

7:10 AM.With Britain set to vote on whether to remain in the European Union or go it alone this coming Thursday, Sunday Morning asks three ex-pat Brits what they think. IT professional Fitz Bowen is a first… Read more Audio

10:37 AM.Gilda Kirkpatrick, Louise Wallace, and Anne Batley-Burton are three of the Real Housewives of Auckland - a reality show that follows the lives of the rich and famous in New Zealand's biggest city… Read more Audio

10:07 AM.Boxing writer Brin Jonathan Butler joins Wallace to give some astonishing insights into Muhammad Ali, the man, the boxer, the legend. Audio

9:08 AM.PM's Fiji trips puts spotlight on media freedom; another media mega-merger on the horizon; the shrinking options for NZ kids on TV. Audio

8:40 AM.Today, Sunday June 12th is the World Day Against Child Labour - by the International Labour Organisation. 168 million children are still in child labour in 2016. Closer to home, Child Labor Free is a… Read more Audio

8:35 AM.The All Blacks displayed their superiority over Wales with a compelling five-tries-to-two 39-21 victory. But also Wales proved they will be no push over in this three-test series. Audio

7:47 AM.James Legge is a director of Six Degrees Architects - a Melbourne-based practice that specialises in, among other things, tenant-led housing developments. He's a keynote speaker at Sustainable Housing… Read more Audio

7:30 AM.The week in Parliament with Tom Frewen Audio

7:10 AM.Economists Chris Green and Michael Reddell discuss New Zealand's growing debt problem. How much is too much debt? What about student loans? Household debt? And is there a limit to how much we can… Read more Audio

7:30 AM.Budget Debate is completed, with the Government's spending estimates for the year ahead now up for scrutiny before select committees; While the Government manages a majority to pass the budget, it… Read more Audio