Brazil

Fugitive Phillip John Smith has been captured, the Brazil Federal Police say they have Smith in their custody. Audio

Editor of the International section of Estado de Minas, the main daily newspaper of Minas Gerais, Pablo Pires Fernandes reports from the Federative Republic of Brazil, pop. 201,032,714 (est. 2013)… Audio

Brazilians are heading to the polls this weekend. Incumbent President Dilma Rousseff may well end up getting a second term, but Socialist Party candidate Marina Silva, is in a statistical tie with Ms… Audio

ACT'S new leader David Seymour and United Future leader Peter Dunne go head to head on the Resource Management Act and charter schools; controversy over a proposal for a huge nickel smelter in… Audio

Jonathan Watts lives in Brazil where members of one of the world's most isolated tribes are emerging from the Amazon rainforest. Audio

Teacher and football coach at Mt Roskill Grammar School, whose new online series, Being Roskill Season 3: Brazil, takes an in-depth look at Brazilian football, culture and society. Audio

Urbanist Tommy Honey on Sao Paulo, subways, Megacities and Brazil's crazy labour laws. Audio

David Goldblatt is the author of "Futebol Nation", a book that looks at Brazil's love of the beautiful game, and its place in the country's national identity. Audio

English journalist Tim Vickery lived in Rio De Janiero. He tells us about how much the World Cup means to the country, how it influences society and politics, and which player could be Brazil's public… Audio

The football World Cup's about to start and the Rio de Janeiro Olympics are just two years away. The spotlight's on Brazil like never before - and it's not all samba, sun, carnival and the Copocabana… Audio

The Street Child World Cup has just taken place in Brazil, aiming to highlight the plight of children sleeping rough worldwide. Jo Griffin was there. Audio