Radio New Zealand - Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa

Monday 10 September: New Gateway

Britain is getting a new port on the River Thames near London, the first for many years. When London Gateway opens next year, it will be able to handle several million containers a year. Peter Day asks what impact this vast undertaking is likely to have on the way the country works and on the port's competitors.

Tuesday 11 September: Game Changer - 20 Years of the Premier League

Journalist Jim White reports on the first 20 years of England's Premier League when it has established itself as the most marketable and valuable domestic football competition in the world. Big business or community concern, club or corporation?

Wednesday 12 September: Russia's Far Right

For years, far right Russian skinheads have been accused of hate crimes against immigrants in big cities like Moscow and St Petersburg. Now, with the authorities beginning to jail the supremacist gangs they deem to be responsible, the skinheads are vowing to fight back by becoming a more dominant political force. The BBC's Tom Esslemont has been finding out what drives Russia's far right.

Thursday 13 September: Mexico Rising

If you imagine a lazy Mexican lounging in the sun, think again. Mexicans are the hardest workers in the world, according to an OCED survey. The Mexico economy is amongst the top 20 in the world - and still growing despite the global economic crisis and drugs problems which have cost 60,000 lives over the past five years. The BBC's Central America correspondent Will Grant challenges the stereotypes as he investigates how foreign investment and exports are driving the economy. The richest man in the world is Mexican.