Philippa Tolley

Karen Mangnall reports from Nuku'alofa onthe challenges facing Tonga and the new King. Audio

Philippa Tolley investigates why people don't vote and what can be done to turn the trend around Audio

An Electoral Commission survey released today indicates that half of those who didn't vote in the last election made that decision on the day. Audio

Tim Graham investigates if NZs Terrorism laws need to be reviewed in the wake of the Urewera Raids. Audio

Education Correspondent, John Gerritsen, investigates the government's efforts to target those missing early childhood education Audio

Naomi Mitchell investigates the changing landscape of dairy farm ownership. Audio

Teresa Cowie revisits six babies in the long term study Growing Up in NZ as the second round of information is released Audio

Lois Williams investigates efforts to preserve the water and wildlife in Northland's Wairua River. Audio

Steve Wilde investigates why people want CCTV cameras and what controls are in place over their use? Audio

Philippa Tolley investigates whether the invasive alga Didymo is still a threat to the North Island. Audio

The Cawthron Institute has established that, in a labratory environment, the invasive algae that's choking South Island waterways can grow in waters from North Island rivers and may be a bigger threat… Audio

Karen Brown returns to Christchurch to find out how the health services are coping a year on Audio

Rachel Graham & Bridget Mills look at Christchurch and its people a year on from the earthquake Audio

Nigel Stirling considers how NZ can balance its relationships with China and the US Audio

Geoff Moffett investigates new styles of community living and the conflict with today's planning rules. Audio

Penny Mackay looks into New Zealander's enthusiasim for Family Trusts. Audio

Philippa Tolley considers this country's comparatively low immunisation rates. Audio

After the Christchurch quakes older buildings are under scrutiny. Lorna Perry looks into whether they're worth saving. Audio

RNZ's Health Correspondent, Karen Brown, considers what sort of health care will be provided in the future. Audio

The protesters still camping in Aotea Square could be there for several more weeks after a judge declined an application by the Auckland Council to arrest and imprison those remaining. Audio