Sunday Morning Podcast Options

11:10 AM.New Zealand's upper house, the Legislative Council, was abolished in 1951 and there are those who believe the country is the weaker for it. So is there a place for bicameralism in New Zealand? Audio

10:40 AM.Today Dougal comments on public art in Dunedin. Audio

10:10 AM.Former Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment, Morgan Williams, discusses the question - are we winning or losing the fight for genuine sustainability? Audio

9:45 AM.Jeffrey Paparoa Holman's new book 'Best of Both Worlds - The story of Elsdon Best and Tutakangahau' examines the relationship of two well known New Zealands. Audio

9:15 AM.Left out of the loop for the PM's 'secret' trip to Afghanistan, a broken embargo offshore, the partisan British press pick winners prematurely, reporters testing service at service stations. Audio

8:45 AM.Owen Marshall has produced a new collection of poems in a book called 'Sleepwalking in Antartica'. Audio

8:12 AM.Listen to the Insight programme awareded"Best Documentary"at the 2010 NZ Radio Awards. Audio

11:55 AM.Chris reads emails from listeners to the Sunday Morning programme. Audio

11:05 AM.This week Ideas looks at Community Gardens. Audio

10:05 AM.Scots priest Padre Tiago Thorlby discusses slavery on sugar plantations and the impact of biofuel production in Brazil. Audio

9:40 AM.Professor of Linguistics from Victoria University on the complicated phenomenon of sexist language. Audio

9:05 AM.Lobbying on the liquor laws, an ANZAC Day tragedy, reports of conflict over promoting peace, bad maths on TV, the spotlight on a rockstar businessman and are working mums really up in arms? Audio

8:40 AM.UN High Commissioner for Refugees Regional Representative is urging New Zealand to show more moral leadership in the protection of refugees. Audio

8:12 AM.Sue Ingram asks whether housing development in coastal regions is out of control and threatens our beautiful holiday spots Audio

7:00 PM.The online-only companion to Mediawatch, taking in queries and comments from listeners and updating some of the recent stories on the programme. This month: more plugging of 'The Pacific'; verdicts on… Read more Audio

11:10 AM.Ideas looks at the changing nature of warfare in the 21st century. Audio

10:10 AM.Dr Jon Johansson has been in the United States on a Fulbright scholarship, studying the the challenges facing President Obama's leadership - from health care to the Tea Party. Audio

9:45 AM.Historian Matthew Wright is a prolific author on military issues. Audio

9:42 AM.Three people are reported by ambulance services to be dead and one criticallly injured. Audio

9:05 AM.How the media make use of social networking websites - and why you need to be careful; why political reporters try to pick winners; misunderstanding the nation's nuclear policy. Audio

8:35 AM.War historian Peter Pedersen has recently produced a book that sets out to trace the overlapping stories of Australian and New Zealand soldiery from the beginning right up to the present. His book… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Teresa Cowie looks at the lives of 2 families and asks whether the Whanau Ora plan will make any difference Audio

11:05 AM.Today Ideas looks at defining what real economic progress might look like. Audio

10:40 AM.Notes from the south with Dougal Stevenson. Audio