Philippa Tolley

Figures released by the Minister of Immigration's office show the extent MPs are involved in lobbying in individual cases. Audio

Eyewitnesses are describing a firey rain from the sky, after a Malaysia Airlines passenger jet crashed in eastern Ukraine killing all 295 people on board this morning. Audio

A Malaysia Airlines passenger jet has crashed; A lot of the passengers believed to be from the Netherlands; Aviation lawyer responds to crash; Washington correspondent talks Ukraine plane crash… Audio

Philippa Tolley revisits Christchurch to see how people are coping more than 3 years on Audio

Philippa Tolley explores whether the tax system needs a revamp to meet the challenges of the future. Audio

Retailers are increasing pressure on the government to collect more tax on overseas goods that are bought over the internet. Audio

Philippa Tolley inivestigates the public service and whether its democratic role is being undermined Audio

Benedict Collins investigates growing fracking exploration and fears in the rural comunity. Audio

A serial rapist who used a prison phone to call one of his victims is jailed indefinitely. Investigators here crack an international child abuse network and Dunne dodges questioning in House on… Audio

In this Insight Highlight, John Gerritsen looks at National Standards 4 years on Audio

In this Insight Highlight, Philippa Tolley explores immigrant exploitation Audio

In this Insight Highlight, Juliet Larkin looks at Paritutu tragedy and the lessons learnt. Audio

Does New Zealand need a special legal commission to help guard against miscarriages of justice? Philippa Tolley speaks to Chris Gallavin from the Canterbury University Law School; a senior forensic… Audio

Support is building for a special commission to review cases where there is an alleged miscarriage of justice. Audio

In this Insight Highlight, Karen Brown looks at rising tide of diabetes Audio

Olivia Wix considers moves to protect the Ross Sea and asks if a sanctuary will ever be agreed on Audio

Patrick O'Meara investigates the pluses and pitfalls of the planned Trans Pacific Partnership. Audio

The revamp of the Department of Conservation just three months ago is already prompting fears that business interests could be having a disproportionate influence. Audio

Megan Whelan explores whether young people are getting the education about sexuality they need. Audio