Late Edition Podcast Options

10:15 PM.New Zealand gets a seat on the security council, How space weather affects Antarctica, and in Dateline Pacific they speak to the man allegedly beaten for texting Fiji's Prime Minister. Audio

10:15 PM.The Government admits to sometimes delaying the release of official information, The United Nations prepares to vote on which countries join the Security Council & in Dateline Pacific, calls for PNG… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.Why the chief of N.Z. defence is off to a regular meeting in Washington, examining the Serious Fraud Office's case against former directors of South Canterbury Finance with the benefit of hindsight… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.A late entry to the Labour leadership race; the discovery of an ancient Waka in Otago and in Dateline Pacific, Kiribati's missing aid money. Audio

10:15 PM.A vote for Cunliffe is now a vote for Little, when it comes to the Labour leadership; the government plans to rush through new anti-terrorism laws and in Dateline Pacific, Guam prepares to vote on… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.Evidence of awareness after death, a lifesaver for high country sheep and in Dateline Pacific, Tonga's Parliament opens to the public. Audio

10:16 PM.The rise of Islamic State, how its funded and operates and A Christchurch firefighter is given a rare honour for exceptional bravery. Audio

10:15 PM.Ebola in the spotlight, the Auckland Council approves a plan to drop 1080 in the Hunua Ranges and in Dateline Pacific, New Zealand drops a travel advisory for visitors to Tonga. Audio

10:10 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.The Prime Minister announces the new cabinet, the cost of the east Auckland power blackout and in Dateline Pacific, Papua New Guinea's drive for more health workers. Audio

10:15 PM.Australia joins the war on Isis, friends and fans remember the comedian Ewen Gilmour and in Dateline Pacific, new Tsunami early warning system for the islands. Audio

10:15 PM.Dairy prices fall again, the right of scientists to speak in public and in Dateline Pacific the toxic legacy of a couple of second world war wrecks. Audio

10:15 PM.David Cunliffe apologises to caucus colleagues over his wife's Twitter outburst, will proposed new law changes to make cycling safer actually work and in Dateline Pacific the conviction of a Papua New… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.The New Zealand dollar at it's lowest level in more than a year, a decision coming on the structure of Wellington local body government and in Dateline Pacific, landowners in PNG's Bougainville… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.Claims that people are still suffering unnecessarily from allergies, kiwifruit growers are sueing the government claiming biosecurity officials were negligent, thoughts of Sir Colin Meads and John… Read more Audio

8:16 PM.The perils of painkillers and keeping your medical records to yourself. Audio

10:15 PM.Why Solid Energy wont send anyone into Pike River mine and cricket's virtual bowling machine. Audio

10:16 PM.Ebola on the rise in west Africa and Auckland loses its market gardens. Audio

10:10 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.The challenge to Labour, the missing voters, the lost All Black, and the swearing in of Fiji's Frank Bainimarama. Audio

10:15 PM.As students resist continuing hikes, universities say they have no choice but to increase fees; the legacy of former Australian Labour PM, the late Gough Whitlam; and in Dateline Pacific, Pacific… Read more Audio

10:17 PM.Scotland rejects independence, elderly women are being terrorised by "shoulder surfers" and disgruntled parties in Fiji present what they say is evidence of election fraud in Fiji. Audio

10:17 PM.Claims a Chinese anti-corruption unit wants to investigate one of its own in New Zealand, the pace of our economic growth is easing and the polls are open in Scotland. Audio

10:17 PM.Who's spying on who for whom?, high country politics and counting begins in Fiji's first election since the 2006 coup. 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