Geoff Robinson

Geoff spent a day travelling around some of the most affected parts of Christchurch talking to locals about their stories. Audio

Geoff Robinson speaks with two old friends who live high above the cliffs in the seaside suburb of Sumner. Audio

Geoff details where and when tanker deliveries of fresh water will be. Audio

Continuing coverage of the Canterbury earthquake. Audio

Our programme this morning is completely devoted to the aftermath of yesterday's Christchurch earthquake. Civil Defence says rescue teams in Christchurch are still recovering people alive who have… Audio

The unrest in Libya spreads, reports suggest leader Mohammar Ghaddafi has left the capital. Recommendations on major welfare reform to be announced today, will parents on the DPB be forced to look for… Audio

There are signs the demise of President Hosni Mubarak's regime is imminent as normal Egyptian television broadcast is interrupted to read 'communique number one' by the military. Audio

Man who assaulted Police officer still on the run, Hone Harawira rejects Maori Party ultimatum, Maori Party conflict dominates political landscape, Troops march in to cyclone-hit Queensland, Muslim… Audio

Unemployment is up, has New Zealand slipped back into recession? Violence erupts again in Cairo as anti Mubarak protestors hit back at the President's supporters and after the cyclone, flooding now… Audio

Israel anxious as Egyptian protests intensify, Cyclone Yasi upgraded, SAS may end up staying longer in Afghanistan: analyst, Future of Maori Party's Hone Harawira remains in doubt, Government warned… Audio

We've just had the Golden Globes - and the Oscars aren't far away - and now the nominations have been released for the awards that celebrate the worst that Hollywood has to offer. Audio

The standard weight measurement, the kilogram, could be about to change its weight. Audio

Eastern Southland's leaders say they are relieved Solid Energy is finally moving ahead with plans to use the region's vast lignite reserves. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Tonga's police and emergency workers are this morning preparing for damaging gale force winds and flooding as Cyclone Wilma approaches. Audio

Chechyn rebels are being blamed for 35 deaths in a bomb attack at Moscow's Domodedovo airport. Audio

The former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has asked police to investigate whether his phone was tapped by journalists as the country's phone hacking scandal widens. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Two car bombs in the Iraqi city of Karbala have killed at least 25 people and injured 70 in the latest wave of violence aimed at Shia pilgrims. Audio

The Maori Party is defending the process it will use to resolve a complaint against Te Tai Tokerau MP Hone Harawira by the party's whip, Te Ururoa Flavell. Audio