Is New Zealand cricket in crisis or is it suffering just another dip on the performance rollercoaster? After a woeful test series against South Africa and what's widely regarded as the mis-management of Ross Taylor's sacking as captain, the Black Caps hope to regain some international respect when they host England in a three-test series in March. Radio New Zealand sports reporter, Stephen Hewson considers if there is a way back for a side which has slumped so far down the test world rankings that the tour's being labelled a waste of time in some quarters.

Lois Williams explores the authority over water that is at the centre of Maori water claims.

Philippa Tolley explores the application of the blueprint for central Christchurch and asks if local people are still enthused.

Sally Round investigates if more needs to be done to help self harming teenagers

Penny MacKay investigates if the retail High St can survive the pressure of electronic shopping

Insight goes to Taranki, Gisborne and Southland to consider there economic futures in the face of possible population declines.

Teresa Cowie investigates if online video gaming has negative effects or if it is just the latest frontier in sport

Demelza Leslie travels to Myanmar with John Key to gauge speed of reform and trade opportunities.

Susan Chalmers from the non-profit organisation InternetNZ talks about possible changes the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement could bring to NZ copyright law, with a focus on the arts and creative industries.

The Trans Pacific Partnership: the dairy industry's hopes for opening up the US market, since the Prime Minister has made that one of two conditions for a "good" TPP, preserving Pharmac.