Sunday Morning Podcast Options

8:12 AM.Monique Devereux visits some of the regions developing cycleways amid new funding from the national cycleway project. Audio

11:05 AM.Ideas takes a comprehensive look at Indonesia's Melanesian territory of Papua on the 40th anniversary of its annexation. The people of the province, formerly known as West Irian, have all the while… Read more Audio

10:06 AM.Discussions around the recently released Horn Report entitled 'Meeting the Challenge'. Audio

9:30 AM.Former Australian diplomat, car enthusiast and now author, Richard speaks about his new book Driven. Audio

9:05 AM.This week the Mediawatch team look at: TV on the net - the broadband challenge for broadcasters; surprising sponsors for a Cook Strait crossing and; TV awards which fell somewhat flat. Audio

8:40 AM.Author of 'The Wolf', the story of a German WW1 submarine raider that terrorised the southern ocean. Audio

8:12 AM.Penny MacKay asks why, 37 years after the Equal Pay Act women are still paid, on average, less than men. Audio

11:05 AM.Around 1.2 million children are trafficked each year. Our guests discuss what's being done to fight the problem. Audio

10:05 AM.Actor Ray Henwood talks to Chris Laidlaw about the influence of Shakespeare in language and in life. Audio

9:55 AM.In a week when schoolyard brawls are making the news, Dougal Stevenson recalls the enemy at the gate. Audio

9:30 AM.The founders of Vanguard Films are celebrating surviving three decades of political film making. Audio

9:05 AM.The documentary China didn't want you to see; going back to going forward; gathering news or gathering evidence? Audio

8:40 AM.Pawel Swieboda talks to Chris Laidlaw about upheavals in Polish history and where that country sees itself in modern Europe. Audio

8:12 AM.Eric Frykberg looks at the on-going tussles over the waterfront developments in Auckland and Wellington. Audio

11:55 AM.What you the listener have to say on the ideas and issues in the programme. Audio

11:06 AM.Co-author of 'Legacy of Secrecy' Lamar Waldron, talks about the Kenndy family and his claim that the Mafia was responsible for JFK's assassination. Audio

10:10 AM.Tax reform with Professor Craig Elliffe from Auckland University, Bill Rosenberg, economist with the C.T.U. and Alf Capito, Head of Taxation Policy, Oceania with Ernst and Young Australia. Audio

9:30 AM.Terence O'Brien, diplomat and author talks about his book 'Presence of Mind: New Zealand in the World'. Audio

8:40 AM.In his field of research, in which he has published numerous works, Dominique Wolton focuses on analyses of relationships between culture, communication, society and politics. To follow his… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Sue Ingram explores the impact the recession is having on the not-for-profit sector. Audio

6:00 AM.Metro's editor on magazines in the recession; the war on 'going forward'; the outcome of moustache-gate. Audio

12:00 AM.The online-only companion to Radio New Zealand's Mediawatch programme, taking in comments from listeners and updating recent stories from the show. In this edition: bad language on air; the fallout… Read more Audio

11:06 AM.The vast majority of cyclists, both in this country and abroad, do most their riding in cities and towns. So how do you create truly cycle-friendly cities? What is it about Copenhagen that sees 55… Read more Audio

10:55 AM.What you, the listeners, say on the ideas and issues that have appeared in the programme. Audio

10:06 AM.Today's Sunday Group looks at the issue of road safety. Audio