Insight

Lois Williams looks at the primary grievance claims of the country's largest tribe: Ngapuhi Audio

Rowan Quinn looks at how the change to a Super City will affect Aucklanders, from rubbish collection to rates. Audio

David Reid looks at a change of gear in relations with Australia and the prospect, finally, of a single common market. Audio

Sue Ingram looks at the growing concern about the health of pedigree dogs which can be prone to a host of genetic disorders Audio

Todd Niall explores whether moving to a Supercity might finally unleash Auckland's economic potential. Audio

Queenstown reporter, Steve Wilde asks whether more regulations are needed in the adventure tourism sector Audio

Monique Devereux visits some of the regions developing cycleways amid new funding from the national cycleway project. Audio

Penny MacKay asks why, 37 years after the Equal Pay Act women are still paid, on average, less than men. Audio

Eric Frykberg looks at the on-going tussles over the waterfront developments in Auckland and Wellington. Audio

Sue Ingram explores the impact the recession is having on the not-for-profit sector. Audio

Emma Lancaster looks at housing conditions for students in Dunedin. Audio

Economics Correspondent Nigel Stirling explores the turn-around in the dairy industry which has seen boom turn in to gloom. Audio