Late Edition Podcast Options

10:15 PM.Power politics, one of the biggest books in the world and in Dateline Pacific, Tonga prepares for elections. Audio

10:15 PM.The price of pain, the government releases the final draft on it's latest anti-terrorist legislation and in Dateline Pacific, chewing over the results of the Solomon Islands election. Audio

10:15 PM.The Chinese President tours Aotearoa; Dinosaurs on Nine to Noon; and in Dateline Pacific, prospects for this years cyclone season. Audio

10:15 PM.The anthropology of rubbish, buying whitebait online, and in Dateline Pacific, the vote count in Solomon Islands is under way. Audio

10:16 PM.The State of the department of conservation and setting the rates in Auckland. Audio

10:15 PM.Labour has a new leader; Christchurch's Theatre Royal re-opens after the quakes; and in Dateline Pacific, France commits to a referendum on independence in New Caledonia. Audio

10:15 PM.Kim Dotcom looks for a new lawyer; what's right and wrong with China's education system; and in Dateline Pacific, getting ready for the election in the Solomon Islands. Audio

10:17 PM.World leaders converge on Brisbane, the view from comet 67P and the price of diabetes. Audio

10:17 PM.Philip John Smith - a fugitive no more, a space probe lands on a comet and Pacific rugby players preach non-violence in Vanuatu. 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 message from Phillip John Smith; stump the brains trust with the labour leadership candidates; and in Dateline Pacific politics in Tonga, how much of it can the kingdom handle. Audio

10:17 PM.Putting a dollar on the cost of domestic violence, the school exam season is underway and plans for a new international airport in Vanuatu. Audio

10:15 PM.Is the Prime Minister giving Pike River families false hope ?, the possibility of World War One overload and in Dateline Pacific, medical marijuana supporters in Guam are on a high after a yes vote. Audio

10:15 PM.Solid Energy announces it won't recover the 29 bodies in its Pike River mine, 25 years since the wall came down & in Dateline Pacific, the US mid-term election election results in American Samoa. Audio

10:12 PM.A midterm setback for President Obama; the girl who sailed solo around the world; and in Dateline Pacific village leaders in samoa refuse a chinese tourism deal. Audio

10:15 PM.Singapore invests in Auckland's waterfront, the man who's walking around New Zealand and in Dateline Pacific, removing unexploded bombs from Bogainville Audio

10:15 PM.Climate change-it's not going away, private space travel suffers a set-back and in Dateline Pacific, why Fiji isn't coming back into the forum. Audio

8:17 PM.The cancer that runs in families, kiwi music's big night out and in dateline pacific Tonga's plans to be energy self-sufficient. Audio

10:15 PM.Parliament passes new employment laws; the place-hackers visiting Britain's off-limit spaces; and in Dateline Pacific, why the pacific forum need's the Anzacs. Audio

10:17 PM.A United Nations report on child poverty, no more money for teaching empathy and newly elected Fiji MPs visit our parliament to observe democracy in action. Audio

10:17 PM.Kurdish kiwis watch and worry about the war in Iraq and Syria, a First World War memorial on wheels and hyperinflation pressure in Papua New Guinea. Audio

10:16 PM.Testing potential Ebola vaccines and the brother of the man who stopped a gunman attacking the Canadian parliament. Audio

10:15 PM.What the Prime Minister isn't saying about the blogger Cameron Slater, an alternative opinion on the possibility of recovering the bodies from the Pike River mine & in Dateline Pacific: low wages &amp… Read more 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.John Key raises the rhetoric on the fight against Islamic State and a British public health researcher says rugby has become too dangerous for children to play. Audio