Philippa Tolley

Megan Whelan considers the appalling violence and health statistics for many Pacific women and asks if more female MPs help? Audio

Philippa Tolley travels to Australia to speak to New Zealanders about what's been called official discrimination Audio

The number of New Zealanders moving to Australia is soaring, but increasing numbers of those who have made the move are struggling to get by in their new country. Audio

Johnny Blades goes to PNG to explore whether the elections will help the nation recover from a year of poltical conflict. Audio

Philippa Tolley visits 4 Australian Covention Centres to see if the new facilities planned for NZ can compete? Audio

The Government is pushing for private sector money in what would be a bigger and and brighter convention centre for Christchurch. Audio

Steve Wilde asks if safety can be guaranteed if night flights are brought in at Queenstown's challenging airport Audio

Brent Edwards examines NZ's foreign policy Audio

Police investigate the discovery of a body on Wellington's Mount Victoria. Vodafone faces up to four million dollars in fines for misleading customers and Sonny Bill confirms the sports-world's worst… Audio

Eric Frykberg looks back at 50 years of independent RNZ news and the challenges that lie ahead. Audio

Stephen Hewson looks into the funding of NZ's Olympic Team Audio

Sally Round goes to Fiji to check progress towards a new constitution and elections in 2014 Audio

Conan Young considers when the rebuild of Christchurch will get underway and what the city may look like. Audio

Philippa Tolley reports from Apia and Karen Mangnall from Auckland on the relationship between Samoa and NZ . Audio

Ceremony, colour and music have marked the first day of celebrations in Samoa to celebrate fifty years of independence from New Zealand. Audio

Samoa today celebrates fifty years since it gained independence from New Zealand. Audio

Penny Mackay investigates the arguments for changing the laws around the use of cannabis Audio

Ian Telfer asks whether plans to get solo parents into paid jobs will work. Audio

Philippa Tolley considers how citizens private details are being treated as the government embraces new technologies. Audio

The government is being urged to be cautious as it plans how it will store personal data in the future, especially if it is considering contracts with overseas companies. Audio