Philippa Tolley

Nick Butcher investigates the use of foreign charter vessels in NZ's deep water fishery. Audio

Philippa Tolley investigates why New Zealand is struggling to reverse high rates of sexually transmitted infections. Audio

Philippa Tolley investigates why New Zealand is struggling to reverse high rates of sexually transmitted infections. Audio

Eric Frykberg investigates the affordability of housing in this country Audio

Lorna Perry asks if the country was prepared for the Rena grounding and the environmental disaster that followed Audio

After speaking to Maori voters before the 2008 election, Natalie Mankelow again looks at the Maori political landscape. Audio

RNZ's Economics Correspondent, Nigel Stirling, considers the pluses and minuses of state asset sales Audio

Political Editor, Brent Edwards looks at how bad poverty in NZ really is. Audio

Insight hosts a public debate on MMP, moderated by Philippa Tolley and Julian Robins. Guests include the former National Prime Minister, Jim Bolger, the former Labour Deputy Prime Minister, Michael… Audio

Nick Butcher asks if the deep sea fishing industry needs to head in a new direction. Audio

RNZ International's Johnny Blades travels to PNG to find out who is benefitting from that nation's resource development boom Audio

Philippa Tolley asks if the use of urgency is effecting public input into the law-making process. Audio

Tim Graham visits two prisons to see how the inmates are coping 3 months after smoking was banned. Audio

After being at this year's Pacific Islands Forum summit, Megan Whelan considers if the regional organisation is still relevant. Audio

Insight investigates the role of unions today and their likely future. Audio

Todd Niall considers the arguments for and against the proposed Auckland Rail Tunnel . Audio

Rowan Quinn looks into whether the Rugby World Cup will deliver on its financial promises. Audio

Insight looks at the latest suicide statistics. Audio

Karen Brown looks at the possible shape of New Zealand's Health services in the decades to come. Audio

There could be a radical shift in the nature of schooling in Christchurch as discussions get underway on the future of education in the quake damaged city. Audio