Sunday Morning Podcast Options

12:09 PM.Mediawatch looks at the media on election night with Wallace Chapman - and the coverage of the extraordinary election campaign. Also: how an award winning American reporter and a world-famous… Read more Audio

11:50 AM.Lorelei Vashti chronicles her 20's in the book Dress Memory through the frocks that featured in her formative adult years. Audio

11:40 AM.The simple white rose, a symbol for peace, and one that's been photographed in the hands of 10,000 people from around the world. Read more Audio

11:08 AM.Renowned GNS scientists and authors of the new book 'Zealandia, our Continent revealed', Nick Mortimer and Hamish Campbell on the recognition of New Zealand's true geotectonic nature. Audio

10:55 AM.Radio New Zealand International's Sally Round is in Fiji observing the first general election in eight years. Audio

10:20 AM.Interim Director of Future Earth on his participation in New Zealand's Big Science conferences as part of World Science Week, which is backed by the UN and the International Council for Science… Read more Audio

10:08 AM.Scottish journalist, author, commentator and 'Yes' voter Lesley Riddoch on how the 'No' vote prevailed. Audio

9:50 AM.This week, Wayne looks at the implications and related issues resulting from New Zealand's membership of the 5-eyes surveillance partnership. Read more Audio

9:10 AM.A live Mediawatch post-election special. Audio

8:55 AM.A post-election summary from Brent Edwards, Andrew Geddis, Don Brash, and Jeanette Fitzsimmons. Audio

8:54 AM.Megan Whelan from The Wireless has been watching Twitter and Facebook for election updates. Audio

8:50 AM.Andrew Geddis, Don Brash, and Jeanette Fitzsimmons discuss Christchurch going blue. Audio

8:48 AM.The extent of Labour's defeat is underscored by its fate in Christchurch where it had hoped dissatisfaction with the quake rebuild would bring votes its way. Instead, incumbent Clayton Cosgrove has… Read more Audio

8:47 AM.Political Reporter Chris Bramwell was at the Labour headquarters in New Lynn as the count came in last night. The party suffered its worst election result since 1922. Audio

8:43 AM.Jane Patterson was at the National Party celebrations at the Viaduct Events Centre in Auckland. Audio

8:37 AM.Kim Dotcom said last night that his brand was "poison" for the Internet Mana alliance, and Hone Harawira lost his seat to Labour's Kelvin Davis after holding that seat for 9 years Audio

8:27 AM.Is this the end of the road for Internet Mana? Audio

8:26 AM.The Mana Party co-vice president, Annette Sykes comments on whether it was a mistake to team up with the Internet Party. Audio

8:23 AM.The Mana leader Hone Hanawira, is out. His loss in Te Tai Tokerau blocks the way for Internet Mana to get into Parliament. The party's founder Kim Dotcom has taken responsibility for the defeat… Read more Audio

8:20 AM.The Green Party is licking its wounds. It aimed for 15% of the party vote, but got just 10% - a percentage point less than at the last election and enough for 13 seats in Parliament, down one. Audio

8:15 AM.Labour's Grant Robertson on what went wrong for Labour and what they need to do. Audio

8:10 AM.The National Party has swept to power for a third term with a commanding victory in last night's election, and the possibility of governing alone. Labour's vote collapsed - and it won just… Read more Audio

7:58 AM.What happened to the Maori Party vote? Audio

7:54 AM.Megan Whelan from The Wireless has been watching Twitter and Facebook for election updates. Audio

7:52 AM.The Maori Party suffered the loss of two seats, but did pick up one new MP; Marama Fox. The Maori party leader Te Ururoa Flavell talks to Wallace Chapman. Audio