Geoff Robinson
Affco meatworkers not locked out have voted to strike
An update on the industrial action at five Affco meat processing plants. Audio
Top Stories for Wednesday 29 February 2012
Meat Workers Union says Affco lockout is unfair; Maritime Union furious at adverts for Australian port workers; Crippled cruise liner faces longer tow to Seychelles; Millions of aid dollars to Pacific… Audio
Top Stories for Tuesday 28 February 2012
Italian cruise ship adrift in Indian Ocean after fire; Mana says welfare reform pushes poor from bad to worse; EU imposes further sanctions as violence continues in Syria; Christchurch council admits… Audio
Top Stories for Monday 27 February 2012
Shipping company was union 'threatened to blacklist'; Rudd v Gillard; Criminal Bar Association says bail petition is unreasonable; MFAT wants answers about Antarctica barge sinking; Glitter, glamour… Audio
Top Stories for Friday 24 February 2012
The importers institute calls for all union members working at Auckland ports to be sacked. The Maori Party says it can live with private investors in SOE's not being bound by treaty obligations… Audio
Top Stories for Thursday 23 February 2012
Rudd quits, ups likelihood of bid for Australian leadership; Norwegian adventurer still wants answers to Berserk loss; jobs may go in Waikato DHB funding shortfall; Government warns welfare package… Audio
Top Stories for Wednesday 22 February 2012
One year on, New Zealand remembers Christchurch quake; families of quake victims to hold special memorial service; Cera chief executive reflects on progress a year on; police hope to stave-off spike… Audio
Top Stories for Monday 20 February 2012
Protesters won't give up fight for Glen Innes properties;NZNO say DHBs struggling to make ends meet;Mop-up after flash flooding in Glen Eden;Used import plummet following stricter emissions… Audio
Top Stories for Friday 17 February 2012
A new report says the financial cost of a major earthquake in Wellington would be much bigger than the Canterbury quakes. Opposition parties attack the asset sales plan after Bill English's "it's just… Audio
Top Stories for Wednesday 15 February 2012
Maori board ponders moves over Auckland council budget;Raids accused say they are anti war, and not part of a criminal group;Mojo Mathers speaks out about funding for note takers;Auckland and… Audio
Top Stories for Tuesday 14 February 2012
Government has no plan, only cuts - PSA; Labour unconvinced of state sector shake up; Georgia and India targeted by bomb attacks; Jerusalem blames Iran for bomb blasts; raids trial to hear from… Audio
Top Stories for Friday 10 February 2012
After a damning report into the CTV building, how many other Christchurch buildings had faults when the earthquake struck? Police investigate the tragic death of a five year old and when so many… Audio
Top Stories for Thursday 9 February 2012
Opponents say Wanganui's maternity plans could endanger lives; Chief Executive outlines reasons for maternity care travel; Brownlee says frustration growing with Christchurch council; Maori make clear… Audio
Top Stories for Tuesday 7 February 2012
Maori lodge claim for energy assets; Environment Minister responds to Maori claims; fighting intensifies in Homs; floods continue to threaten south-west Queensland; power bill hike is likely say… Audio
Strong quake shakes Vanuatu but no damage reported
An earthquake measuring magnitude 6.9 struck in the Pacific Ocean off Vanuatu early this morning. A 5.7 earthquake struck NZ off the coast of New Plymouth at 7am and was widely felt. Audio
Top Stories for Friday 3 February 2012
More than a hundred still missing in PNG ferry sinking; Latest on Papua New Guinea rescue effort; Strong quake shakes Vanuatu but no damage reported; Te Puni Kokiri, poverty on agenda at Waitangi Day… Audio
Top Stories for Thursday 2 February 2012
Thousands call for new Christchurch council, chief executive; The govt reacts to Christchurch's massive protest action; Labour says government to cut Te Puni Kokiri jobs; Bob Parker defends his… Audio
Romney tipped to win Florida primary
Republicans in Florida are having their say about who deserves the party's presidential nomination. Audio
Ex-PM explains why SOE Act had Treaty protection clause
Law changes that could remove the protection of Treaty rights for iwi in partially privatised state assets could be the catalyst for a split in the Government. The SOE Act was introduced to Parliament… Audio
Radio New Zealand's political editor on Maori Party
Our political editor Brent Edwards. Audio