Insight

Ian Telfer explores whether efforts to clean-up the toxic legacies of New Zealand's industrial past have stalled. Read more Video, Audio

Eric Frykberg goes to Germany to find out how technology might be able to both support people's lifestyles and preserve the environment. Read more Audio

Joanna Mackenzie investigates what New Zealand needs to do to prepare for a future of jobs that don't even exist yet. Read more Video, Audio

Teresa Cowie asks can New Zealand cope with rapidly growing tourism and the negative side effects it brings? Read more Audio

Lois Williams investigates tensions in Northland over the closing down of rail and increasing numbers of trucks on the region's rundown roads. Read more Audio

Philippa Tolley asks if employers are doing enough to embrace what's been called a "tidal wave of demographic change" as the age profile of the workforce gets dramatically older. Read more Audio

Demelza Leslie heads to China to examine New Zealand's already out of date free trade agreement with the country and what can be done to get New Zealand businesses a better deal. Read more Audio

Kate Gudsell investigates exactly what the government's planned social bonds are, the risks, and asks who would want to invest in them? Read more Video, Audio

Sally Round reports from  Fiji on the efforts to rebuild people's lives after the devastating impact of Cyclone Winston. Read more Video, Audio, Gallery

RNZs Education Correspondent John Gerritsen, investigates what's working and what's not in special education, as it faces unprecedented scrutiny from parents, teachers and the government. Read more Audio

On Insight this week the BBC and an international team of investigative journalists reveal unprecedented detail of the inner workings of the off-shore finance industry and its use by rogue states and… Read more

 Graeme Acton asks if the lives of Myanmar's Rohingya people will improve now Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy is in power. Read more Video, Audio, Gallery