Sean Plunket

We are joined by our correspondent in Canberra, Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio

The Atheist Bus Campaign is calling for donations so it can put their message on buses in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. Audio

Ministry of Culture and Heritage's military historian Ian McGibbon. Audio

Peter McKinlay is director of Auckland University of Technology's Local Government Centre, who are making a submission to the Local Government Commission about supercity boundaries. Audio

Alan Bollard speaks with Sean Plunket. Audio

A wave of bombings in Baghdad claim 130 lives, The Copenhagen summit is told this decade is the hottest on record, A bungle over dumping toxic soil could force the Wellington Regional Council to sue… Audio

In the programme this morning: under-privileged children visit theatre of expletives and adult sexual themes; 'factory-farms' on dairy agenda in Canterbury; count-down to Copenhagen; Xmas cheer to… Audio

How much will it cost to get your bum on a seat at the Rugby World Cup? Major Iwi threaten to boycott the super city's Maori advisory board and calls for the Brash taskforce to be scrapped. Audio

The search is on for a replacement for the Auckland Harbour bridge after its revealed the old one may only last another 20-years, An increase in US troops in Afghanistan leads to a warning of… Audio

Bid to protect wild rivers from development, Government spending levels unsustainable, Maori remains returned to New Zealand and New Zealand spam king fined 21 million dollars by a US court. Audio

Air New Zealand's flight to the ice prepares for take off, The Maori Party says Phil Goff is re-opening racial wounds, The Coromandel is targeted for more gold mining. Audio

Top Stories for Thursday 26 November 2009. Audio

* Redundancies in the state sector hit a nine year high. * The Reserve Bank predicts more finance companies will collapse. * A review of the anti-smacking law says parents are NOT being prosecuted for… Audio

Buddy Mikaere says Harawira should apologise. Pressure mounting to review MP travel perk. Food prices surge - supermarkets blamed. Germany celebrates 20 years without the wall. Neighbours frustrated… Audio

A email correspondence where Hone Harawira defends his overseas travel. Audio

* New Zealand and Australia's top diplomats are ordered out of Fiji * Auckland GPs say they've no confidence in the city's labtesting regime * The Government's interest in the oil business puzzles… Audio

Political battle lines are drawn over ACC. The Government launches its new National Standards on Education. The volatile New Zealand dollar could drop dramatically soon and Police have finally been… Audio

* The prime minister says the Rugby World Cup joint tv deal is in the country's best interests. * A select committee says the provocation defence should go. * Auckland Grammer School boys front up but… Audio

Sean Plunket reviews"Live at Six", a new play which turns the tables on journalists. Audio

A child's body is recovered from a drain in West Auckland...Aisling Symes parents say they've been told its their daughter. The Auckland Regional council calls for NZ Bus's contracts to be ripped up… Audio