Sunday Morning Podcast Options

7:21 AM.As the storm approached, our reporter Kim Baker Wilson spoke to the head of Save The Children in Fiji, Iris Low-McKenzie, who was hunkering down with family. Audio

7:13 AM.Alice Clements is an aid worker with UNICEF Pacific. Audio

7:08 AM.People in Fiji are waiting for daylight to assess the damage from a massive cyclone which has been hammering the country in the last 18 hours. There are reports of one death, people trapped, and… Read more Audio

10:40 AM.In Auckland there is an exclusive gym, which not everyone can join. It caters to men and many famous bodies have taken their exercise there, including filmmakers, judges, journalists and writers. Now… Read more Audio

10:30 AM.Dayle Takitimu is a law expert specialising in indigenous rights and environmental law and she is also taking part in Victoria University's big climate change conference next week. Her main area of… Read more Audio

10:06 AM.President Anote Tong of Kiribati made the world sit up and take notice with his simple plea for the survival of his people, when he spoke on the opening day of the international climate change… Read more Audio

9:40 AM.Recently the Eighth International Forum on Public Relations and Advertising drew experts from all over the world to Wellington to talk about the growing industry. Most major organisations - public or… Read more Audio

9:11 AM.A Tinker, Tailor, Soldier… Journalist saga that has some Nelsonians questioning the ethics of pseudonyms. Kiwi photographer Amos Chapple on drone photography and landing a job at Radio Free Europe… Read more Audio

8:45 AM.Mali has been a hotbed of modern African music in recent times, but in 2012 Islamic militants took control of much of Northern Mali - and banned concerts. Since then, a combined French and Malian… Read more Audio

7:49 AM.The Marshall Islands has a hearing date next month to persuade the UN's highest court to take up a lawsuit against India, Pakistan and Britain, accusing them of failing to halt the nuclear arms race… Read more Audio

7:30 AM.John Key delivers the annual Prime Minister's Statement, kicking off a wide-ranging thirteen-hour debate; National's newest MP Maureen Pugh is sworn in to replace Tim Groser on the Party's list and… Read more Audio

7:08 AM.Just how does newspaper coverage of politicians affect the way we think about them? And does it have the potential to affect the way we vote? Professor Claire Robinson has been looking into how print… Read more Audio

11:35 AM.Kay is from Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous and her recovery story features in a book of the same name. She talks about her addiction to certain foods and how, once she started, she couldn't stop… Read more Audio

11:05 AM.Hugh Lauder is the author of The Global Auction - The Broken promises of Education, Jobs and Incomes. He's a professor of Education and Political Economy at Bath University and is in New Zealand for a… Read more Audio

10:06 AM.We are behind the scenes of Making a Murderer, when Wallace talks to Steven Drizin and Laura Nirider - both part of the post-conviction defence team for Brendan Dassey. Brendan's story features in the… Read more Audio

9:36 AM.Aussie band Hiatus Kaiyote have embarked on an odyssey - beginning in Melbourne and going all the way to the Grammys. With sounds of soul, jazz, and psychedelia, "a labyrinthine exploration of 70's… Read more Audio

9:06 AM.TPP protests in the spotlight; copyright concerns for the media; the rising tide of clickbait; milking a story sparked by social media. Audio

8:40 AM.Libby Handros is the producer of Trump - What's the Deal a 1991 documentary about Donald Trump that never made it to the small screen in the US because of legal threats from the billionaire who has… Read more Audio

7:47 AM.A group of Christchurch residents is working to save over 80 percent of Christchurch's scheduled heritage and notable trees from being delisted and losing any protection in the city's plan. They are… Read more Audio

7:30 AM.Proceedings in the Chamber will begin on Tuesday with the swearing in of a new member, tributes to former MP Bob Tizard and debate on the Prime Minister's Statement. In the committee rooms MPs began… Read more Audio

7:08 AM.With the Labour Party announcing plans for three years of fully publicly funded tertiary education the question of how much, if any, of the cost of tertiary education should be borne by students is… Read more Audio