Sunday Morning Podcast Options

9:05 AM.Security versus civil liberties; journalists' leftie leanings; and sparing sports stars' blushes. Audio

9:06 AM.Coverage of money matters; promoting NZ business in Asia; drunk in charge of a TV channel; and vicious voxpops. Audio

8:12 AM.Corin Dann explores New Zealander's love affair with investing in property. Audio

9:06 AM.The 'anti terror' raid; hit and miss local election coverage; and the risks of being charitable in the news. Audio

8:12 AM.Insight looks at the impact of the population boom in the South Island Audio

8:12 AM.The winners and losers of this year's local government elections Audio

9:06 AM.Reaction to the calamity in Cardiff; media people standing for office; the end of Radio Pacific. Audio

9:05 AM.Ads on Sunday; local body elections; and a new channel offering local and international TV to a national audience. Audio

8:12 AM.Insight looks at the increasing trend for schools to offer overseas qualifications Audio

9:05 AM.Managing the media for 'Little Pumpkin'; TVNZ's Maori strategy; and editors who advertise. Audio

8:12 AM.What impact is the global credit crunch having on local finance companies? Audio

9:05 AM.Sponsors hijacking the news; 'social networking' as a source; and where is TV One heading? Audio

9:06 AM.The media fight over rugby rights - but roll over for sponsors; digital TV; and publicity for gadgets. Audio

8:12 AM.What are some of the obstacles that prevent people from reporting domestic violence? Audio

9:06 AM.Digital technology - solution or problem?; a local paper's bold move; a life story hidden from view. Audio

8:12 AM.How difficult is it for NZ to attract and host a major sporting tournament? Audio

9:05 AM.Diana and anniversary journalism; funding future broadcasting; and rowdy crowds. Audio

8:12 AM.A look at a massive shake-up in how dental services are delivered Audio

9:06 AM.The push for greater ethnic diversity in newsrooms and news coverage. Audio

8:12 AM.Geoff Moffett looks at the use of the toxic chemical, Methyl Bromide. Audio

9:05 AM.A special look at the debate about the state of New Zealand journalism today. Audio

8:12 AM.Amid a shortage of labour, why aren't employers more willing to employ people with disabilities? Audio

9:06 AM.Media focus on John Key; televising Bain's re-trial; balancing professional journalism and blogging; and more. Audio

8:12 AM.Karen Brown explores Pharmac's decision to fund a restricted nine-week course of the breast cancer drug, Herceptin Audio

9:05 AM.Conflicts of interest; old media embraces the blog; and Murdoch's empire grows again. Audio