Sunday Morning Podcast Options

11:05 AM.Today on Ideas we take a look at unemployed worker movements now and in the past. Audio

10:06 AM.Alcohol law review debate Audio

9:55 AM.With Dougal Stevenson Audio

9:38 AM.Chris talks to the author of Bowling Through India ,Justin Brown and fellow Black Crap John Brougen Audio

9:06 AM.The surge of media interest in Afghanistan; an award winning documentary judged unfair and unbalanced. Audio

8:40 AM.We find out how much progress the world,'s women are making with the executive director of the UN Development Fund for Women Audio

8:12 AM.Economics Correspondent Nigel Stirling explores the turn-around in the dairy industry which has seen boom turn in to gloom. Audio

11:05 AM.This week we look at the 60th Anniversary of the Geneva Conventions. Audio

10:55 AM.Your views on some of the issues raised in our programme. Audio

10:05 AM.This week discusses Compulsory Military Training or National Service. Audio

9:40 AM.Discusses his new book that explores the politics of generations. Audio

9:05 AM.Paula Bennett and the beneficiaries get a rough ride, media voyeurism and All Black anxiety. Audio

8:40 AM.The former WTO head discusses the film 'Battle in Seattle'. Audio

8:12 AM.Richard Pamatatau talks to overstayers and looks at the implications of their choice to stay in New Zealand illegally Audio

11:05 AM.This week Chris talks to Canadian journalist and author Dan Gardner. Audio

10:05 AM.This week The Sunday Group looks at New Zealand's role in Afghanistan. Audio

9:55 AM.Dougal brings us his notes from the south. Audio

9:40 AM.Talks about economic myths and fallacies. Audio

9:05 AM.MPs' expenses; Gordon Campbell's Werewolf; mixed messages about house prices. Audio

8:40 AM.US researcher looks at how 'kiwi' stereotypes make us better at saving. Audio

8:12 AM.Karen Brown investigates how the country is coping with the swine flu pandemic and what lessons are being learnt. Audio

12:00 PM.The first ever edition of the online-only companion to Radio New Zealand's Mediawatch programme, taking in comments from listeners and updating recent stories from the show. Audio

11:10 AM.Almost exactly two years ago Britain's Guardian newspaper ran a thousand-word article, prominently, on a decision by the New Zealand Government to stop charging the public for access to statistics. Audio

10:10 AM.A stoush over the Mackenzie Country landscape is shaping up as farmers seek water rights to irrigate more than 27,000 ha of the Mackenzie Basin and Upper Waitaki Valley. Audio

9:42 AM.Linwood Barclay used to be a columnist for the Toronto Star until his novels became best sellers. Audio