Jerry Mateparae

The Governor-General says he wasn't jostled and he's 'heard worse' than the jeering that accompanied his welcome on to Te Tii Marae at Waitangi today. Audio

The Governor-General says he wasn't jostled and he's not worried about the jeering and abuse as he was going on to Te Tii Marae at Waitangi today. Audio

We begin our programme with an interview with the Governor General, Lieutenant General Sir Jerry Mataeparae. This is his second Waitangi Day as Governor General - like Sir Paul Reeves before him, he… Audio

Thousands of New Zealanders paid their respect to fallen soldiers and service people on ANZAC day, nearly one hundred years after the allies landed on the beaches of Gallipoli. Speaks to the Turkish… Audio

In a longer interview, Geoff Robinson spoke to the new Governor-General, His Excellency Lieutenant General The Right Honourable Sir Jerry Mateparae, about his new job at Government House and the… Audio

Geoff Robinson speaks to the Queen's new representative in New Zealand about the challenges ahead as well as his goals and aspirations for the 5-year post. Audio

The Governor General, Lieutenant-General, Sir Jerry Mateparae fields questions on Nicky Hagar's claims, the PM does the same and the Chief of the New Zealand Defence Force from early 2002 to 2006, Air… Audio

The former chief of the Defence Force, Lieutenant General Jerry Mateparae, will be the next Governor General. Audio

Former Defence Force head Jerry Mateparae has been named the new Governor-General. Audio

The chief of the Defence Force says it has been severely embarassed by the case of a top level official who was not honest about his qualifications and experience. Audio

Lieutenant Timothy O'Donnell had been in Afghanistan since August last year. Audio

The Auditor-General has blasted the command and control culture at Defence Headquarters which she says led four officers to believe it was ok for them to lie to the U.N. about housing allowances for… Audio

The Government is promising to be more open about the movements of New Zealand's elite Special Air Services troops overseas. Audio

A Court of Inquiry has cleared four officers of double dipping on housing allowances while stationed at the UN in New York. Audio