Paul Brennan

A review of the week's news including... Lorde picks up two Grammys at America's premier music awards in Los Angeles, Teina Pora is granted leave to appeal his convictions to the Privy Council, a war… Audio

A review of the week's news, including... New highly paid roles for the best teachers and principals announced, a six-point-two magnitude earthquake shakes the lower North Island, there's a new man in… Audio

A review of the week's news, including... A Dunedin community in shock after two children were shot dead by a man who had no gun licence and protection orders against him, Kim Dotcom announces the… Audio

The police expect the port-mortem of the three people killed in a Dunedin shooting to be finished today. Audio

A review of the week's news, including... Estimates that legal action against dairy giant Fonterra could cost the average New Zealand dairy farmer 43 thousand dollars, a video showing a child drinking… Audio

The world's largest yoghurt manufacturer severs its ties with Fonterra over the botulism scare. Audio

A review of the week's news, including... Passengers on board a stranded ship in the Antarctic are rescued, New Years Eve crowds are generally well behaved while a New Zealand Greenpeace activist is… Audio

A selection of news and interviews from Radio New Zealand news including: Super City Mayor Len Brown surviving his biggest test in front of the Auckland Council, the woman dubbed the 'Black Widow' is… Audio

Bruce Springsteen's 2002 15-song requiem to the events of September 11, 2001. Audio

Can you spot the connection in our music quiz? Audio

Turmoil in PNG's Wewak after multiple incidents involving out of control police; PNA says the onus is on Pacific countries to cut tuna catches; France told it can't ignore French Polynesia's… Audio

This weeks conundrum answer. Audio

Impromptu thoughts, perspectives and opinions on either the little or big things of life. Tonight, Santa. Audio

Why are so many New Zealand children living in poverty? A thousand delegates from around the world are meeting in Dunedin to discuss marine matters; and in Dateline Pacific, American Samoa moves… Audio

Conundrum - clue number 2. Audio

Conundrum - clue number 1. Audio

Indie philosopher Ann Kerwin often muses on how, what, and why we think what we do. Tonight, emotional intelligence guru Daniel Goleman and his latest book Focus. Audio

Goals from behind the net with British sports journalist Russell Fuller. Tonight, the Ashes and how cricket is becoming quite stressful; Premier League update; and at least England got to host the… Audio

Labour says a new report on child poverty is a radical wake-up call for the Government and the Laneway co-director says he supports Lorde's decision to pull out of the festival. Audio

A selection of the week's news including a former New Zealand cricketer demanding answers over how his name has been linked an investigation into match-fixing, the Act Party leader announces he is… Audio