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The man at the Australian helm in the late nineties to mid noughties, he introduced his country to an economic boom, GST and a "War on Terror" while introducing a lot of asylum seekers to the island… Audio

This week on Pocket Edition, Maggie Tweedie introduces us to new music from Erny Belle, The Hongi Slinger and Reb Fountain. Audio

Afternoons music critic Sarah Thomson brings you new music. Today she'll introduce new tunes by Womb and The Hongi Slicker. Audio

Music 101 host Charlotte Ryan celebrates the music of Calexico ahead of their NZ shows and introduces us to Louis Cato. Audio

Regular Afternoons music critic Dianne Swann introduces two tracks from Mitski's latest record, 'The Land is Hospitable and So Are We'. Audio

Jana Te Nahu Owen introduces us to fresh new music on her playlist and we celebrate
the success of Don Mcglashan. Audio

The Government is considering introducing a new law to cover any natural disaster of a similar size to the Canterbury earthquake. Audio

Auckland's giant Waterview roading project will be the first to go through the government's fast-tracking consent process, introduced last year. Audio

The Government says it cannot rule out introducing a special nationwide tax to pay for the rebuilding of quake hit Christchurch. Audio

Warren Tate talks about his work on HIV and introduces Eiren Sweetman who is looking for biomarkers for chronic fatigue syndrome Audio

Legal gay marriage is introduced in the state of New York and the stalemate in talks over the US debt ceiling. Audio

The National-led Government is scrambling to get support for its proposed changes to ACC and has delayed introducing its legislation. Audio

Draft laws have been introduced to Australia's parliament making it easier for New Zealand trained doctors to work across the Tasman. Audio

The Govt. scheme, introduced following the recent jobs summit, is to be extended to small businesses with less than 100 workers. Audio

Australian bureaucrats are introducing legislation that will ban the purchase of government goods and services that have been made in China. Audio

The bill that will outlaw the wearing of gang patches in public in Wanganui was introduced by Whanganui MP Chester Borrows. Audio

Tomorrow's Budget is expected to introduce a fund of around 300 million dollars to insulate homes over the next four years. Audio

Tomatoes New Zealand is calling on the Government to introduce compulsory labelling for irradiated products, saying consumers deserve an informed choice. Audio