Late Edition Podcast Options

10:17 PM.Waiting for a ruling on Lucretia Seale's right to ask a doctor to die; world dairy prices continue to fall and the reason for superstition in Papua New Guinea's highlands. Audio

10:15 PM.Swiss authorities arrest senior Fifa officials over allegations of corruption, including the awarding of the 2018 and 2022 World Cups to Russia and Qatar, California is drying out and in Dateline… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.The Government pulls funding for the country's biggest provider of counselling services, Relationships Aotearoa; the Nation's happiness stats; a seal of approval for a South Auckland car wash; and in… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.The Tongan Government faces increasing pressure to stop the ratification of CEDAW, Fiji opposition to take up court action against two MPs two year suspension & New Zealand celebrates Samoan language… Read more Audio

10:17 PM.One farm worker's struggle with bad bosses; cancer forces Helen Kelly to resign as head of CTU and Dateline Pacific reports on tidal flooding of low-level homes in Kiribati, where pretty much every… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.No more Campbell live on TV3. In Syria, Islamic State takes the ancient city of Palmyra, and in Dateline Pacific, boosting cocoa exports from Samoa. Audio

10:17 PM.A problem with car air bags; the situation in Iraq and warnings of a dry season in Tonga. Audio

10:15 PM.Parliament chews over the government's new strategy on taxing capital gains, why can't regional airlines go where Air New Zealand won't and in Dateline Pacific, a legal challenge to Australia's asylum… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.The United Nations expresses concern about the number of Maori in prison, the man who tried to bypass biosecurity with his underwear, and in Dateline Pacific, the Cook Islands tops the global obesity… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.Cleaning up after a tornado in Mount Maunganui, a dog day for Aurtralia's agricultural minister and in Dateline Pacific, minimum wages in Samoa. Audio

10:15 PM.New Plymouth honours the artist Len Lye, job cuts in the prison system and in Dateline Pacific, permits needed for political meetings in Fiji. Audio

10:15 PM.Dairying in debt, Prince Harry and the haka and in Dateline Pacific, 61 year's since Hollywood put Samoa on the map - well the American map anyway Audio

10:15 PM.The Salvation Army reports from the regions; the impact of dolphin hunting; and in Dateline Pacific a possible media thaw in West Papua. Audio

10:15 PM.A bad weekend on the roads; Prince Harry goes to a pub quiz on Stewart Island; and in Dateline Pacific Norfolk Island votes for continued self-government. Audio

10:17 PM.Teaching Harry the haka; Lynn Freeman at the Venice Biennale and Samoa tries to reduce suicide. Audio

10:17 PM.Britain votes; Solid Energy cuts jobs on the coast and re-thinking disaster aid post-Pam. Audio

10:15 PM.Obesity likely to overtake smoking as public health enemy number one, Peter Hillary's eye witness account of the Nepal quake, and in Dateline Pacific asylum seekers banned from facebook. Audio

10:15 PM.A housing discord between the Auckland council and the Government; the country's Iroquois helecopters go on a farewell tour; and in Dateline Pacific - how to fund the forum. Audio

10:17 PM.A dispute over the flu jab at Waikato hospital; the Salvation Army hits the streets and Samoa looks to break into this country's organic food market. Audio

8:16 PM.The government in Nepal is urging adventurers to return to the Himalayas, the only Maori meeting house in Britain survives a major fire. Audio

10:17 PM.Selling infant formula to China online and should we be allowed to forget when we sign up for insurance? Audio

10:15 PM.A review of the news from Morning Report, Nine to Noon, Afternoons and Checkpoint. Also hear the latest news from around the Pacific on Radio New Zealand International's Dateline Pacific. Audio

10:15 PM.A review of the news from Morning Report, Nine to Noon, Afternoons and Checkpoint. Also hear the latest news from around the Pacific on Radio New Zealand International's Dateline Pacific. Audio

10:17 PM.A 6.2 magnitude quake hits Kaikoura; emotional evidence at the inquest into how a Dunedin man was able to kill his two children and no Sunday flights to Aitutaki. Audio

10:17 PM.Selling Auckland property to Singapore; slum landlords in Christchurch and Fiji launches a child helpline service. Audio