Radio New Zealand - Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa

The Government announces a pest control for a mining deal on conservation land, The possibility of compensation over the Tuhoe anti terror police radios of 2007, And in Dateline Pacific eight Tonga pastors caught up in a church fraud scandal. (41′29″)

Tuhoe fury over illegal searches and roadblocks in the Urewera raids, and market research company Roy Morgan pits Wellington against Auckland. (43′18″)

Why this country's meat isn't getting into China; the waka that sailed from Easter Island to Aotearoa; and in Dateline Pacific, coastal erosion claims parts of the Marshall Islands. (42′06″)

A former Northern Marianas attorney general is arrested in Colorado; Australia's Pacific aid budget not increased and a call for more New Zealand aid; and in Dateline Pacific, Solomon Islands police are urged to remain united. (43′34″)

Why the fire service sued a Nelson couple, the blind man's garden, and in Dateline Pacific, crowded class rooms in Melanesia. (43′09″)

The Kiwi economy on credit watch, using television to teach people to read, and in Dateline Pacific, Australia promises more foreign aid to the Pacific. (44′26″)

No change to MMP; shifting the burden of state housing; and in Dateline Pacific, Tonga's new employment laws. (42′47″)

Farmers and environmentalists reach a deal over the Mackenzie Country; the oldest serving words in the human lexicon; and in Dateline Pacific, fixing Fiji's roads. (42′55″)

What the government plans to do about Auckland's housing supply; the man who played Baldrick on Rowan Atkinson's Blackadder; and in Dateline Pacific, making movies in the Cook Islands. (42′19″)

The politics of power companies, Ed Hillary's diaries and the American Samoan village that banned its own chief. (42′37″)