Paul Brennan

A review of the week's news including... Invercargill police say they're shocked to be investigating one of their own for murder, the Censor's office has created an entirely new classification… Audio

Fish and Game says proposed changes to the way fresh water is managed by councils will lead to economic growth being prioritised ahead of the environment. The Christchurch City Council is considering… Audio

A review of the week's news including... a two billion dollar pay equity settlement, the Government announces changes it says are aimed at improving the quality of immigrants and controlling the… Audio

In the programme tonight; second guessing North Korea, millions being spent on cleaning up waterways, and we meet the man known as Professor Caveman at Washington College, in Maryland. In Dateline… Audio

Formerly of RNZ's Morning Report team, breakfast producer at BBC Radio Brighton Will Flockton reports from England. Audio

Louise Clifton designs shoes and is conjuring up the lost art of shoe making. Audio

A review of the week's news including... Relief after cyclone Cook passes quickly down the North Island with limited damage, questions about what was known about the increasing risk of Edgecumbe stop… Audio

A review of the week's news including... Flooded Edgecumbe residents scatter as the Rangataiki river sweeps through their town, a church at the centre of a typhoid outbreak says members feel let down… Audio

A review of the week's news including... almost a week after a book made explosive claims about a fatal New Zealand SAS raid on two villages in Afghanistan the chief of the defence force says he's… Audio

A review of the week's news including... Journalist Nicky Hager says it is beyond belief government officials deny New Zealand SAS troops were involved in civilian deaths during a botched raid in… Audio

A new mother is making a formal complaint to Wellington hospital over the care she received in the post natal ward, which she describes as unsafe and traumatising; most of us have a something we do… Audio

Scientist Louis Schipper talks soil and nitrogen. Audio

St John says it could provide a safer ambulance service if it had more government funding but more than 18 months since asking for more, it's still waiting for an answer. Napier MP Stuart Nash and… Audio

A review of the week's news including... Hundreds of students turn out on the grounds of Parliament in solidarity against rape culture, two Wellington College boys are suspended for making Facebook… Audio

A review of the week's news including... Wellington students encourage others to take advantage of 'drunk girls', threats force change of venue for Wellington College protest, NZ Super eligibility age… Audio

A review of the week's news including... Jacinda Ardern looks likely to be elected as Labour's deputy leader, a report the government tried to keep secret says its approach to social and affordable… Audio

A review of the week's news including... Mt Albert voters head to the polls to select a new MP this weekend, we hear from three candidates contesting the by election, Maori political leaders respond… Audio