Rowan Quinn
Maketu search and rescue interview
Rowan spoke to Mike Roberts about the search for a missing family off Maketu Audio
Chris Gunnis interview on Gaza bombing
Chris Gunnis is the spokeperson for the UN Relief and Works Agency in Gaza. Audio
Recession Busters Series
Rowan finds out from Paula Taylor how to find a little recession chic Audio
Rhythm and Vines Concert interview
Hamish Pinkham organiser of the Rhythm and Vines musical Festival talks to Todd and Rowan about the festival Audio
New Zealand's best beach
When it comes to beaches, New Zealanders are spoilt for choice Audio
Israel and Gaza interview
Israel is calling up thousands of military reserve personnel as it continues to attack the Gaza Strip Audio
Holiday Hotspot - Mangawhai
Mangawhai and Te Arai are right next to each other on Northland's east coast, about an hour south of Whangarei. Audio
Woman who killed baby jailed for at least 17 years
Tiana Mary-Anne Odesa Kapea has been sentenced to life in jail for the torture and murder of 10-month-old Jyniah Te Awa. Audio
Working Mums
Calls by the new Social Development minister for a national debate on whether new parents are returning to work too soon. Audio
Hawkes Bay DHB and new Health Minister
National is moving early to stamp its mark on the health portfolio as Tony Ryall steps in to sort this acrimonious dispute. Audio
National accused of a carbon tax u-turn
The Greens are accusing the National Government of game-playing over a u-turn on the carbon tax. Audio
Uruwera police raids
Lawyers for the 17 people charged after the Uruwera police raids are to challenge whether the police interception of their texts and emails was legal. Audio
Duped customers win payout
Customers who payed interest when they thought they were getting an interest-free loan have won a $3m victory over GE Money. Audio
Labour Party warns Maori Party
Warning against entering into an agreement with the National without knowing of its policies for Maori. Audio
Auckland Politics
Auckland's councils are already lining up to see what John Key can do for them. Audio
John Banks Doesn't Want The Viaducts Bars Shut Down
Especially ahead of an international regatta he hopes will showcase the city this summer. Audio
New Zealand's Glaciers
NZ's glaciers are at their lowest levels since records began. Audio
Policeman's Firearm's Death (Part 2)
The officer shot dead in Mangere may have been killed by a powerful gun that any adult can buy over the counter. Audio
Officers Gunned Down
Two men have appeared before the courts, after two officers were gunned down during a covert drug operation. Audio