Late Edition Podcast Options

10:16 PM.How many more puns on ponytails can we take? and the end of plunket's baby car seat hire service. Audio

10:16 PM.Chilling facts from the Livingstone inquest, Rudd's threat came after his solo album bombed, Alex Swney admits stealing millions, Tramper crawls for 10 hours with dislocated shoulder. Audio

10:17 PM.Talking up free trade with Tim Grosser; the danger of over diagnosing asthma and the aid agency paying locals to clean up parts of Vanuatu. Audio

10:15 PM.The Government launches an anti-obesity programme, the real mum and dad investers and in Dateline Pacific, the Papua New Guinea paper that wants to turn the tide on social media. Audio

10:15 PM.What the government won't do to reduce the pressure on the Auckland housing market; the tricky, and sometimes trikling topic of toilet training and in Dateline Pacific turtles make a comeback in… Read more Audio

10:17 PM.Asbestos, another legacy of the Christchurch quakes and running blind on Nine to Noon. Audio

10:15 PM.The America's Cup - back in court again, how much should we know about our doctors & in Dateline Pacific, suggestions for improving democracy in Fiji. Audio

10:15 PM.Auckland housing prices keep on rising, the fuss over Feejoa and in Dateline Pacific, the world's largest ukelele orchestra. Audio

10:17 PM.Radio debates the future of T.V. journalism; the step towards a cure for migraines and why Papua New Guinea wants Fiji at the forum. Audio

10:17 PM.A report finds the victims of the Auckland teenage sex ring had been let down by the Police; two hundred seafood workers told they will be out of a job at the end of the month and Micronesia's… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.The safety and security of Waikato Hospital's mental health unit; the Auckland property market - one big ponzi scheme? and in Dateline Pacific the issue of Sunday flights in the Cook Islands. 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.DIY sandbags for Christchurch's soggy suburbs; dairy prices fall and Koroi Hawkins looks back on two weeks in post Pam Vanuatu. Audio

10:15 PM.Super typhoon Maysak is continuing to cut a destructive path through the Federated States of Micronesia, PNG seeks to capitalise on LNG stage, the people of Vanuatu are rebuilding their houses and the… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.No retrial for Teina Pora; buying puppies online - not as cute as you might have thought; and in Dateline Pacific Fiji's plans for a new flag. Audio

10:15 PM.The Northland By-election result forces National to re-think its changes to the Resource Management Act; Cricket - where it went wrong for New Zealand and where it went right for Australia; and in… Read more Audio

10:17 PM.Police search Golden Bay houses in relation to the recent 1080 blackmail; Wanaka joins the space race. In Dateline Pacific, getting aid to the right places in post-Pam Vanuatu. Audio

10:17 PM.John Key goes to Dargaville; the BBC sacks Jeremy Clarkson as host of Top Gear and sschools plan to reopen in Vanuatu on Monday. Audio

10:17 PM.150 die when a German airliner crashes in the French Alps; the N.Z. cricket team prepares for the world cup final and Kiribati continues to count the cost of the waves and tides generated by Cyclone… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.Labour sends a nudge and a wink in Winston Peters direction and in Dateline Pacific, more aid on the way to vanuatu. Audio

10:17 PM.The Salvation Army says no to state houses;why there are more students in prison. In Dateline Pacific, what Solomon Islands make of allegations of kiwi spying. Audio

10:15 PM.Winston Peters appears to strike it lucky with his Northland byelection campaign, waiting for total eclipse of the sun and in Dateline Pacific, more on Vanuatu post Pam. Audio

10:15 PM.First the air force, now the navy joins the Vanuatu aid effort, what Shane Jones does now he's not working for the Labour Party and in Dateline Pacific, the elephant in the room in Niue. Audio

10:15 PM.Hard labor for desecrating the bubbha and The government looks to impose GST on goods bought overseas online. 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