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Brazil's lower house backs impeachment
Brazil's lower house has voted to back the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff for breaking budget laws.
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Exploring identity politics with theatre
Alice Canton is coming face-to-face with her Chinese and Pakeha identity in a new show at The Basement Theatre.
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Fat Science: Dr Robyn Toomath
For 14 years, endocrinologist and diabetes specialist Dr Robyn Toomath fronted a vocal and visible campaign highlighting obesity. But in November last year, she wound up the action group she'd… Audio
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I name this ship ... Boaty McBoatface
Boaty McBoatface has become the overwhelming choice in a public vote to name a UK polar research ship.
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Nick Tuffley live on inflation data released today
Inflation will be the key business topic with official data for the first quarter out today. A Reuters poll of economists is picking zero-point-1 percent for the quarter and zero-point-4 percent for… Audio
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Dual Identities in White/Other
Actor Alice Canton explores the her dual identities in a solo show called White/Other and looks at what it means to be Chinese and Pakeha. Audio
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Strong support for Helen Clark's UN bid
Helen Clark has emerged as one of the front runners for the top role at the UN after 18-hours of unprecedented General Assembly town hall meetings. Video
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US election: Democrats get fired up at NY debate
United States democratic presidential contenders Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have again criticised each other as the critical New York primary nears.
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Helen Clark makes UN pitch for top job
While most New Zealanders were still fast asleep, former prime minister Helen Clark was questioned for two hours about why she should lead the UN. Video
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Foreign trusts should've been a Labour Shewan
Power Play - Labour targeted political "civilian" John Shewan and missed a greater opportunity offered by the foreign trust scandal, writes Jane Patterson. Audio
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Trump accuses Republican leaders of conspiracy
Republican Donald Trump has said the party's leaders do not want him to win the US presidential nomination.
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Race on for UN secretary general
Helen Clark's rivals for the United Nations Secretary-General role have begun their first public pitches for the job. Audio
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Labour's Polling and Plight - Dr Bryce Edwards
The Labour Party and its leader, Andrew Little, took a big hit in the polls recently. The latest One News Colmar Brunton Poll has Labour dropping to 28 per cent support. And Little dropped to third on… Audio
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Ukraine PM resigns citing lack of change
Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk has announced he will resign next week, blaming politicians' failure to enact "real changes".
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Witness statements detail horror of Aust detention camps
Audio 11 Apr 2016Human rights lawyer, Julian Burnside, releases witness statements from people who worked or were inmates at the controversial Australian off shore detention camps on Manus, Nauru and Christmas… Audio
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US election: Sanders secures Wyoming
Bernie Sanders has won the latest stage in the battle for the Democratic nomination in the US presidential poll by securing victory in Wyoming.
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Smári McCarthy: Iceland, the Pirate Party and the Panama Papers
Guest host Philippa Tolley interviews Smári McCarthy, chief technologist for the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, and founder of the Iceland Pirate Party. Audio
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Netherlands voters reject EU Ukraine deal
Voters in the Netherlands have rejected in a referendum an EU partnership deal to remove trade barriers with Ukraine.
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US election: Cruz, Sanders win in Wisconsin
Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz has decisively won the Wisconsin state primary, complicating front-runner Donald Trump's path to the nomination.
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Australia correspondent Peter Munro
Audio 6 Apr 2016On the death of New Zealander in immigration detention, and the Government slipping behind the Opposition in the polls, as Malcolm Turnbull stumbles again. Audio
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Trump would force Mexico to pay for border wall
Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump says he would stop cash sent home by US-based Mexicans until the country pays for a border wall.
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New Zealanders are trusting politicians less
New Zealanders are trusting politicians less and less. A survey by Colmar Brunton shows just 8% of people polled trust MPs - only a few notches higher than bloggers who came last in the list. Audio
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Trump urges Kasich to quit Republican race
Donald Trump says he will easily win the Republican presidential nomination if John Kasich drops out.
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Trump's remarks 'undermine US economy'
Donald Trump says the US is on the verge of a "very massive recession", but economists say that's simply not true.
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Democrat candidates duel in Wisconsin
Democratic presidential candidates are tussling in Wisconsin over who would best represent their party against Republican front-runner Donald Trump.
