Sean Plunket

Just weeks out from the election and cyberspace is this year developing into the key political battleground, with political parties arming themselves with all manner of online weapons including Google… Audio

Mediawatch looks back at week two of the Rugby World Cup: easy games for The All Blacks but still some pundits were squirming - and mocking the English while they were down. Audio

And two of Geoff's co-presenters join us - Sean Plunket who worked with Geoff for thirteen years and his co-presenter from the early 90s, Kim Hill. Audio

A look back on the career of the venerable Geoff Robinson by former Morning Report co-hosts Maggie Barry, Sean Plunket, Peter Sledmere, and Lindsay Perigo, and comment from Prime Minister John Key… Audio

A look back on the career 'to date' of the venerable Geoff Robinson, who will be retiring as Morning Report host in April next year. Audio

A man who many listeners will be familiar with - journalist and broadcaster of many years, until last week, co-host of Radio New Zealand National's Morning Report. Audio

The Defence Minister wants spy drones taken to the front line - the army says no, there's less than hour to go before radiographers walk off the job in Auckland, Israel and the Palestinians hold their… Audio

Mystery surrounds the death of a British spy found stabbed to death in grisly circumstances in central London. Audio

Barnados, which provides family support and counselling services to more than 10 thousand people a year, is pulling out of Bay of Plenty. Audio

The Serious Fraud Office has laid more than 100 charges against four men involved in the collapsed finance company, Five Star Finance. Audio

A survey has revealed many employers in New Zealand regret laying off as many people as they did during the recession. Audio

Counties Manukau radiographers will not be arriving at work this morning, as they begin a four-day strike over pay. Audio

The Minister of Education is furious Southland primary school students were given a letter, with her forged signature on it, saying the school day was to be extended by an hour for primary schools and… Audio

A police crackdown on speeding at Queens Birthday weekend caught out thousands of drivers and netted an extra quarter of a million dollars in speed camera fines. Audio

The head of the Parole Board has floated the idea of screening prisoners who are eligible for a parole hearing, to see if they stand a realistic chance of succeeding. Audio

Its looking more like a By-election in Te Atatu as Chris Carter considers his future. What happened in the Pharmacy in Mount Albert where an apparent intruder died after a struggle and the Government… Audio