Radio New Zealand - Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa

Audio from Sunday, 30 August 2009

Not all audio is available due to copyright restrictions.

06:00 Mediawatch for 30 August 2009

Metro's editor on magazines in the recession; the war on 'going forward'; the outcome of moustache-gate. (duration: 29′11″)

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08:15 Insight, Sunday 30 August: Perfect Storm

Sue Ingram explores the impact the recession is having on the not-for-profit sector. (duration: 28′01″)

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08:40 Dominique Walton

In his field of research, in which he has published numerous works, Dominique Wolton focuses on analyses of relationships between culture, communication, society and politics. To follow his considerable output on the media, political communication, Europe and the Internet, he is now researching the political and cultural consequences of globalisation in information and communication. He believes that information and communication are one of the major political issues of the 21st century, and that developing cultural cohabitation is a prerequisite for the 3rd wave of globalisation. (duration: 18′46″)

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09:30 Terence O'Brien

Terence O'Brien, diplomat and author talks about his book 'Presence of Mind: New Zealand in the World'. (duration: 23′03″)

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10:10 The Sunday Group

Tax reform with Professor Craig Elliffe from Auckland University, Bill Rosenberg, economist with the C.T.U. and Alf Capito, Head of Taxation Policy, Oceania with Ernst and Young Australia. (duration: 38′59″)

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11:06 Ideas 30 August 2009

Co-author of 'Legacy of Secrecy' Lamar Waldron, talks about the Kenndy family and his claim that the Mafia was responsible for JFK's assassination. (duration: 41′43″)

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11:55 Feedback

What you the listener have to say on the ideas and issues in the programme. (duration: 4′55″)

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