Sir Graeme Harrison, the founder and chair of ANZCO Foods and the chair of the NZ International Business Forum, and Bill Rosenberg, CTU Economist and Director of Policy.

Lorna Perry investigates if the Tauranga community has recovered from the Rena disaster

Eric Frykberg reports after travelling to Timor Leste on the departure of the NZ peacekeepers and the nation's future

New Zealand is to host a new round of talks on the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP). The talks are between the US, New Zealand and nine other countries of the Asia-Pacific Rim. Wayne Brittenden takes a critical look at the broad scope of the talks, and Chris Laidlaw is joined by guests Jane Kelsey, Professor of Law at Auckland University, and Celeste Drake, an American trade policy specialist.

Nigel Stirling reports, after travelling to Europe, on the Euro crisis and asks if there is worse to come?

Todd Niall explores proposals to alleviate Auckland's housing problems.

Kim Vinnell visits Mali in West Africa amid a drought and fears over Al Qaeda linked Islamic militants occupying the north

Cushla Norman considers what, if any, changes may follow new local government legislation.

Andrew McRae explores whether enough is being done to protect NZ from biosecurity incursions.

Education correspondent John Gerritsen explores why poverty is so closely linked in NZ to poor grades