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• The Week in Parliament 3 September Parliament's back on Tuesday after a week's adjournment but Tom Frewen and Reesh Lyon report that there's little chance of the Government securing Opposition support for a move to get through more business by having the House sit on Thursday mornings.
  03-Sep-2010
• Tall Blacks beat France, earn clash with Russia RadioLIVE’s George Berry caught up with Tall Blacks sharpshooter Kirk Penney in Turkey, after he nailed a game high 25 points for the Tall Blacks at the Basketball World Champs, earning the New Zealanders a knockout clash with the Russians.
  03-Sep-2010
• Russian rugby's first impressions Marcus Lush talks with Russia's Director of Rugby, Steve Diamond and General Manager, Zorik Masandilov, about their first impressions of the team's Rugby World Cup host regions.
  03-Sep-2010
• Tall Blacks on to 2nd round at Basketball World Champs Marcus Lush talks with Richard Boock about the Basketball World Championship, the Silver Ferns demolishing the Australian Diamonds and whether or not sports professionals should be allowed to tweet.
  03-Sep-2010
• ASB Bank signs with NZ Football Marcus Lush talks with New Zealand Football CEO, Michael Glading, about the organisation signing a multi-million dollar five year deal with ASB Bank.
  03-Sep-2010
• Addressing freedom camping in Christchurch Marcus Lush talks with the Chair of the Christchurch City Council Regulatory and Planning Committee, Sue Wells, about moves to address the safety and environmental concerns raised by freedom camping.
  03-Sep-2010
• Offenders breaching home detention and parole conditions Marcus Lush talks with the Minister of Corrections, Judith Collins, about a concerning percentage of offenders breaching home detention and parole conditions.
  03-Sep-2010
• Labor Party move a step closer to forming Australian Government Marcus Lush talks with ABC TV Canberra Correspondent, Melissa Clarke, about Julia Gillard's Labor Party moving one step closer to forming a Government.
  03-Sep-2010
• Milk powder prices reach 3 month high Marcus Lush talks with Bernard Hickey about Singapore-based company, Olam International, winning the bid for Uruguay Farming Systems NZ and Fonterra announcing milk powder prices at auction have reached a three month high.
  03-Sep-2010
• Transpower & Landowners come to an agreement Maggie Barry talks to Landowners Group spokesperson Ken Gillespie & the CEO of Transpower Dr Patrick Strange about acess to land by Transpower workers
  02-Sep-2010
• Should NZ become a Republic? Maggie Barry talks to Senior Lecturer at Victoria Uni, Dean Knight about whether NZ should become a Republic
  02-Sep-2010
• Child support initiatives Andrew Patterson speaks to Colin Marshall, RadioLIVE Political Reporter and the new Families Commisioner Carl Davidson about Peter Dunne's new child support initiatives.
  02-Sep-2010
• Proposed changes to the Child Support system announced Michael Laws announces the proposed changes to the Child Support system just after 11am, when Peter Dunne announced the proposals.
  02-Sep-2010
• The Phoenix Foundation nominated for five Vodafone NZ Music Awards Marcus Lush talks with Luke Buda and Sam Scott from The Phoenix Foundation about their bid to take home a handful of Vodafone New Zealand Music awards.
  02-Sep-2010
• Tightening up on Work and Income Marcus Lush talks with Social Development Minister, Paula Bennett, about tightening up on Work and Income emergency grants and Dr Michael Cullen calling for New Zealand to become a republic.
  02-Sep-2010
• DIY education in poor countries Marcus Lush talks with the Professor of Education Policy at Newcastle University in the United Kingdom, James Tooley, about a do-it-yourself mentality being adopted by poor countries when it comes to education.
  02-Sep-2010
• Keeping neurosurgical services in Dunedin Marcus Lush talks with Save Our Neurosurgery Organiser and Southland Times Editor, Fred Tulett, about the public confronting an expert neurosurgery panel about keeping neurosurgical services in Dunedin.
  02-Sep-2010
• Federated Farmers stand off with council Marcus Lush talks with Federated Farmers Tararua President, John Barrow, about a stand-off between the organisation and council over the Manawatu River.
  02-Sep-2010
• Hostage situation at Discovery Channel HQ Marcus Lush talks with Montgomery County Police, Corporal Dan Friz about a hostage situation at Discovery Channel Headquarters in Maryland, Montgomery County, United States.
  02-Sep-2010
• "Our $2billion Child Support bill is out of control, it's more than the SCF total" - Michael Laws Michael Laws opening comments for Thursday, 2nd September 2010
  02-Sep-2010
• Kiwibank announces new appointment Marcus Lush talks with Bernard Hickey about Kiwibank announcing a new appointment, the fall of South Canterbury Finance and the Westin Hotel mess.
  02-Sep-2010
• Drug busts pushes price up according to report Andrew Patterson talks to Lead researcher Dr Chris Wilkins, of Massey University about his Illicit Drug Monitoring System report. The study shows that due to the large number of drug busts by police, supply of P has been more limited and has seen the price of illegal drugs soar.
  01-Sep-2010
• Losing everything through gambling Marcus Lush talks with Christchurch woman, Lynette Whale, about losing everything including her home through a gambling addiction.
  01-Sep-2010
• Phase One RWC ticket sales surpass half a million Marcus Lush talks with Rugby World Cup 2011 CEO Martin Sneddon about Phase One ticket sales surpassing half a million and the official opening of New Zealand's giant inflatable rugby ball in Sydney.
  01-Sep-2010
• Bill English talks SCF with Marcus Lush Marcus Lush talks with Minister of Finance, Bill English, about the Government stumping up $1.6 billion dollars to bail out South Canterbury Finance.
  01-Sep-2010
• Scallop season opens in Auckland Marcus Lush talks with the Ministry of Fisheries Inshore Fisheries Team Leader, Allen Frazer, about the opening of scallop season in Auckland and the Kermadec Fishery Management Area.
  01-Sep-2010
• Tough economic times causing food stress for families Marcus Lush talks with the Associate Professor of Human Nutrition at Otago University, Winsome Parnell, about tough economic times causing food stress for families.
  01-Sep-2010
• "Alan Hubbard and L Ron Hubbard - they're both nuts" - Michael Laws Michael Laws opening comments for Wednesday, 1st September 2010
  01-Sep-2010
• Tim Shadbolt Mayor of Invercargill Tim Shadbolt Mayor of Invercargill spoke to Ewing about his bid to keep his job as Mayor.
  01-Sep-2010