Colin Peacock

The fish and chip paper principle; Fairfax cuts costs again; jobs taking the mickey in Beijing. Audio

Spoonfeeding the news; more Olympic personal worsts; why should rival reporters share their stories. Audio

Criticism of Olympic commentary and complaints about cranky critics; running one of the world's smallest national broadcasters. Audio

Media messages from Beijing; cut-off current affairs; politicians' loose language caught on tape. Audio

Media probing of John Key's character; crime and violence in the news agenda (part two). Audio

Crime and violence; the Aucklander gives the mailbox a miss; a soggy snapper's sad story. Audio

The Tony Veitch scandal; old news from Niue goes global; National's broadcasting policy. Audio

Overdoing the drama of recent protests; helping hacks handle science; a broadcaster's fall from grace. Audio

Newpapers downsized and centralised; a junior journo here to teach new media essentials. Audio

Citizen journalism in South Korea; reaction to recent violent crimes; an oversold national survey. Audio

Power crisis reporting; tough times for the national news agency; the risks of provocative ads. Audio

Trevor Mallard's TVNZ funding shake-up; Dunedin's new newspaper; Manukau mayor's collapse. Audio

Property market downturn; awards gripes; an outsider's opinion of our TV news. Audio

A 'medical miracle'; a journalist's long battle; the media and public health. Audio

A reluctant media hero; the state of the art cartooning; unwanted advice on the weather. Audio

An investigation of how climate change scepticism is reported, following a debate about climate change coverage in The New Zealand Listener. Audio

The Tamahere tragedy; confusing free trade figures; support for going nuclear. Audio

The right to know: a weekly business paper rings the changes; DJs off the airwaves. Audio

Damage control via talkback; an Aussie goes home; a blow for press freedom in Fiji. Audio

'An Aussie view of our media; a disturbing development for Fiji; Dame Kiri speaks out. Audio