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Why one of New Zealand's leading anti obesity campaigners Dr Robyn Toomath has given up in frustration, a Columbine shooting survivor recounts the events of 17 years ago, and on Dateline Pacific, the… Read more Audio

A criminal's guide to urban landscapes; when Global positioning satallites turn bad; and in Dateline Pacific a post resource future for island economies. Audio

Match fixing on Nine to Noon and an Octpus is on the run... Audio

The dairy farmer who left new zealand to sell dope in colorado; looking back at the 1918 flu epidemic; and in Dateline Pacific what the panama papers say about the islands. Audio

Reaction to the sentencing of a child sex offender, the pop-culture academic, and in Dateline Pacific - Indonesia's island charm offensive. Audio

Claims of foreign trusts doesn't go far enough, how to spot a match fixer, and in Dateline Pacific - the kiwi military wraps up its cyclone recovery work in Fiji. Audio

Poultry farming back in the spotlight. How organic is your organic food? In Dateline Pacific kiwi aid goes straight into the Cook Island coffers. Audio

Where will Fisher and Paykel's redundant employees find work? Early radio talkback in New Zealand and in Dateline Pacific cyclone battered Fijians prepare for more rain and wind. Audio

Helen Clark to run for top UN job. Human sacrifice with Jessie Mulligan and in Dateline Pacific more flooding in Fiji. Audio

The price of prison mis-management; the undersea world of Terry Kerby; and in Dateline Pacific more storms hit Fiji. Audio

Lotto loses money, a sherper's perspective of the business of Mt Everest, and in Dateline Pacific, pink eye breaks out in Fiji. Audio

Tonight: In defence of solar panels; getting by on 4.5 hours sleep a day; and in Dateline Pacific, Solomon Islands ports in a storm. Audio