Insight Podcast Options

8:10 AM.If New Zealand is to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, agriculture will have to reinvent itself. Veronika Meduna looks at new options for farmers to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.   Read more Audio

8:10 AM.Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's partner, Clarke Gayford will be the primary caregiver of their first child. But what is known about stay-at-home fathers? And what's stopping more men from stepping… Read more Video, Audio, Gallery

8:10 AM.Craig McCulloch returns from London and a Commonwealth heads of government meeting to explore whether a trade agreement across all 53 countries could really fly? Read more Video, Audio

8:12 AM.Insight's reporter Teresa Cowie heads inside prison to find out more about the impact of New Zealand's meth epidemic. Read more Video, Audio

8:12 AM.Patrick O'Meara looks at what settlements have achieved and whether the benefit is filtering down to all iwi members Read more Audio

8:10 AM.After years of being lured by the promise of low rates, Aucklanders are now being asked to fork out to finally fix the city's long-running and escalating problems. Todd Niall asks if residents are… Read more Video, Audio

8:10 AM.Are plans to build thousands of new homes going to cater for large and multi-generational Māori  and Pasifika families? Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Shannon Haunui-Thompson explores whether a day to mark the New Zealand Wars will ever truly become a national event. Read more Video, Audio

The warnings about automation and artificial intelligence changing our lives are evey increasing. Philippa Tolley asks are employers and employees a like really thinking about what lies ahead and will…

8:12 AM.Childcare is booming, but cracks are starting to show. John Gerritsen talks to teachers about how tight funding and corner-cutting is making some centres dangerous for children. Read more Video, Audio

8:10 AM.Around 2.2m tourists headed to Iceland last year putting pressure on the environment and infrastructure, as tourism does in NZ. Lynn Freeman travelled to Iceland to ask if both nations can learn… Read more Audio

8:10 AM.The number of young people not in work or training has remained virtually unchanged, despite improving financial times. Emile Donovan explores how New Zealand can engage these young people, who now… Read more Video, Audio

8:10 AM.A building boom in Auckland, open plan offices and classrooms and urban intensification - Teresa Cowie has been out onto the streets and into homes asking about noise levels and what all that racket… Read more Video, Audio

8:10 AM.Summer listening. Just a few of the great Insight programmes are getting another outing over the holidays.  Read more Audio

8:10 AM.The Insight team look back over a year of programmes and revisit some to see if anything has changed. Read more Audio

8:10 AM.Fifteen years since Timor-Leste proclaimed independence, a new generation tries to move on from its traumatic past. Sally Round investigates how the country's faring.

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8:10 AM.Under NZ's MMP system, the highest polling party is not leading government. Former RNZ political editor Brent Edwards investigates if MMP is still the right option. Read more Video, Audio

8:10 AM.The fight to save the kauri and protect the noble trees against kauri dieback disease. Read more Audio

8:10 AM.More than seven years after Trans Pacific Partnership discussions began in earnest, the eleven nations still involved continue to haggle over the details. But they insist the finish line is in sight… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.After years of safety improvements, law changes and public campaigns, the death toll on the roads is trending upwards again. Philippa Tolley asks if it’s just a matter of more people on the roads, or… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.While tourism is booming, research into employment paints a less than rosy picture, Belinda McCammon investigates government plans to tighten-up migrant worker visas will have on businesses, and how… Read more Audio

8:10 AM.After a wet winter, and in some places a drenched summer before that, Teresa Cowie asks if it’s possible to design cities that can cope with the increasing extreme weather being driven by climate… Read more Video, Audio

8:10 AM.With voluntary euthanasia due to be debated in the next parliamentary session, Alex Perrottet speaks to supporters and those opposed to the End of Life Choice Bill. Read more Audio

8:10 AM.The vision of the Ministry of Social Development is to help New Zealanders to help themselves to be safe, strong and independent. But many beneficiaries are taking to social media to talk about what… Read more Video, Audio

8:10 AM.Nearly a year after the Kaikōura quake, Maja Burry has toured around North Canterbury as the lambing season gets underway and the tourist season cranks up,  to see how the region is rebuilding. Read more Audio