Geoff Robinson

On today's episode, the Minister for Rail Winston Peters has unveiled plans for the new Interislander ferries, RNZ has released a new poll which shows the government holding onto a slim lead, and we… Audio

To top off our 50th anniversary celebrations some very familiar voices from the past are joining us again. With us in the Wellington studio are Geoff Robinson, Kim Hill, and Susie Ferguson and in… Audio

Radio and music. Audio

From time to time this summer we're sharing clips of radio going weird or wrong. Some bloopers, some not; all of them though Audio Oddities. Although most of our on-air talent would rather forget the… Audio

The words of 14 New Zealand poets have been set to music in a song cycle called Shaky Places. Poet and member of the Capital Choir Rachel McAlpine chose the poems, a mix she says of the powerful and… Audio

A long-awaited decision on what will replace the single monterey pine, on Maungakiekie-One Tree Hill, has finally been announced. Audio

Reviewed by Geoff Robinson, published by HarperCollins. Audio

Being our last programme of the year we couldn't look back without remembering Geoff Robinson's last programme on March the 31st. Audio

Including Mercury Theatre, Downstage Theatre, Watershed Theatre, Auckland Theatre Company, Bats Theatre, Wellington Fringe Festival, New Zealand Festival of the Arts, "The Ballad of Jimmy Costello"… Audio

The Memories of a Nation, written by Neil MacGregor, published by Allen Lane, reviewed by Geoff Robinson. Audio

Geoff Robinson reviews South of Darkness by John Marsden. Audio

World Order by Henry Kissinger, published by Allen Lane, reviewed by Geoff Robinson. Audio

This morning Geoff Robinson signed off from Morning Report for the final time. Audio

The third hour of Geoff Robinson's last Morning Report. Audio

The second hour of Geoff Robinson's last Morning Report. Audio

The first hour of Geoff Robinson's last Morning Report. Audio

And we can't let Geoff go without him hearing from you, the listeners. Audio

Especially when the person you're interviewing won't leave the studio - as happened after Geoff interviewed the comedian Spike Milligan in 1976. Audio

You always hope that interviewees will be on time, but sometimes they can be a little too on time. Audio

And every now and then you get to interview someone you have long admired. Audio