Sunday Morning Podcast Options

9:07 AM.TVNZ farming out the making of its Maori programmes after more than 30 years making and screening them; NZME's Jane Hastings on the transformation of news and radio - and when we might have to pay for… Read more Audio

8:52 AM.It's no secret that New Zealander's love their coffee. Whether it's instant, perculated, plunger or espresso - we are a nation of coffee devotees. Auckland's Metro Magazine has just released its list… Read more Audio

8:42 AM.One person who knows all about cafe culture is writer for METRO Magazine, and is behind the food website Eat Here Now, Simon Farrell Green. Audio

8:12 AM.John Gerritsen explores why NZ school students have slumped in maths and science Read more Audio

7:39 AM.Jack Delosa is Australia's most awarded entrepreneur under 30. At the age of 27 Delosa has created two multi million dollar businesses - MBE Education and The Entourage. Audio

7:25 AM.Fiji has begun reaping the benefits of last September's election, with international relations being normalised. Audio

7:15 AM.Radio New Zealand political reporter Craig McCullouch was in Albany at the commemorations. Audio

7:10 AM.This time, 100 years ago, thousands of New Zealand troops joined up with their Australian comrades in Western Australia, and headed off to fight in the First World War. Audio

11:43 AM.Murray Thom on how he managed to convince 80 of New Zealand's top chefs to provide him with recipes for The Great New Zealand Cookbook. Audio

11:30 AM.Australian political correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh on former Prime Minister Julia Gillard and the passing of Gough Whitlam. Audio

11:10 AM.Auckland restaurant SPQR has just released a cookbook of its favourite menu items - we speak to Chris Rupe about his award-winning Ponsonby eatery. Audio

9:45 AM.Wayne ponders what's happened to diplomacy and the role of the UN. Jesse follows up with Dr Sarah von Billerberg in the UK and Otago University Professor of Peace Studies Richard Jackson. Audio

9:10 AM.Panic over property prices and rising rates in Auckland; political ploys with the Official Information Act - and what a review of compliance might uncover; changes at NZ's biggest radio and newspaper… Read more Audio

8:50 AM.Sci-fi fans have descended on Auckland this weekend for the annual Armageddon expo. It's been running in Auckland for nearly twenty years and has gone from what was essentially just a comic trading… Read more Audio

8:40 AM.An Auckland church, St Matthew's in the City, is holding two events to commemorate 'the day Madiba came' - 13 November 1995 - when Nelson Mandela visited and spoke to the hundreds of anti-apartheid… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Catherine Hutton speaks to voters and others to discover what Labour needs to do to attract support Read more Audio

7:35 AM.An international trend to make big cities better places to live in is taking hold in Auckland, which is grappling with a change of course from being a sprawling, car dominated city. Auckland also… Read more Audio

7:10 AM.The Government is pushing ahead with employment law changes which will make it easier for employers to walk away from collective negotiations. But the Minister for Workplace Relations, Michael… Read more Audio

11:44 AM.Tyler Brule has a media brand that encompasses shops, online radio, cafes, and a 300-page printed magazine about politics, travel, global affairs, fashion, culture and luxury. He will be in New… Read more Audio

11:30 AM.Many in Wellington will know him as co-founder of Logan Brown, included in a list of Trip Advisor's world best restaurants at number 10. His new book is Depot: The Biography of a restaurant - which… Read more Audio

11:06 AM.At 21, Thierry Loriot was snatched up by a modeling agency and sent off to Paris to work for fashion greats such as Burberry, Zegna and Lavin. His first modeling assignment was with the great Mario… Read more Audio

10:07 AM.A draft government report obtained by Radio New Zealand estimates the cost of economic crime to the New Zealand economy is between $6.1 billion and $9.4 billion each year. Guests this hour to discuss… Read more Audio

9:40 AM.This week Wayne Brittenden takes up the issue of academic freedom. Read more Audio