Helen Clark
Helen Clark coy on UN Secretary-General ambitions
The former Prime Minister, Helen Clark, is refusing to say whether she'll put her name forward to be the next Secretary-General of the United Nations. She spoke to reporters at Parliament yesterday. Audio
Bishop adamant no promises made on UN head on her watch
Former New Zealand Prime Minister, Helen Clark, is at the heart of a new Australian political scrap. Audio
Government would support Clark for UN job
Nominations have opened for the next head of the United Nations and the organisation is strongly encouraging member states to put forward women candidates. Audio
Helen Clark expected to put hand up for top UN job
In an unprecedented move, the United Nations says women should be strongly encouraged to apply for the top job of Secretary General. Audio
Helen Clark expected to throw hat in United Nations ring
Our correspondent in New York, William Denselow is covering the United Nations. Audio
Nominations open for UN secretary general position
In an unprecedented move, the United Nations says women should be strongly encouraged to apply for the top job of Secretary General. Audio
2015: Helen Clark on global sustainability
The promise and challenge of 2015 is the focus of this lecture by the Helen Clark, Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme. Audio
Helen Clark: More change in global poverty needed
Former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark is the head of the United Nations Development Programme. In September, the UN meets to agree on a new set of sustainable development goals to replace the… Audio
Helen Clark receives prestigious award
Former Prime Minister Helen Clark is now the World Class New Zealand Supreme Award winner. Audio
Financial challenges discussed at humanitarian meeting
There was a resounding call for access to finances both before and after disasters from Pacific leaders at a regional meeting looking at humanitarian challenges. Audio
Midday News for 3 June 2015
Amnesty International makes case for New Zealand to double its refugee quota and whistleblower suggests Helen Clark as a candidate to clean up FIFA. Audio
Samoa works to save its forests
The Samoan government is working with villages to protect their forests from increasing threat of climate change, unsustainable land use and invasive species. Audio
Playing Favourites with Arthur Meek
New Zealand playwright who has been living in New York as the third recipient of the Harriet Friedlander New York Residency and is back here for the Auckland Theatre Company's world premiere… Audio
US$5M for Pacific financial services
The United Nations has launched a new project to help low-income and rural Pacific Islanders access affordable savings, insurance, credit and other financial services. Audio
Tim Keating: WW100
Chief of the New Zealand Defence Force talking about the Force and its participation in the Centenary Day commemoration and other WW100 events. Audio
Playing Favourites with Bob Harvey
Former advertising agency owner, political strategist, environmental campaigner, television producer, mayor, and subject of the new biography, Wild Westie. Audio
Helen Clark reflects on Nelson Mandela
Former New Zealand Prime Minister and now head of the United Nations Development programme, Helen Clark, reflects on Nelson Mandela's legacy. Audio
Clark and Key join forces to wish TNZ well
In a show of unity, the former Prime Minister Helen Clark and the incumbent, John Key, have joined forces to wish Team New Zealand well. Audio
Helen Clark endorses David Cunliffe
The former Prime Minister, Helen Clark, has endorsed the new leader of the Labour Party, David Cunliffe. Audio