Ian Telfer investigates the growing number of carbon offsetting schemes and asks whether they stack up

Penny MacKay investigates what works in the battle against tagging

Reporters Leilani Momoisea and Clint Owens reveal some of the untold stories of the tsunami that struck Samoa and American Samoa.

Nigel Stirling looks at the impact of the recession on trade and whether increasing trade protectionism is any threat.

Chris Bramwell looks at the significance for New Zealand of the climate change talks in Copenhagen.

Heugh Chappell looks at the Government's moves to improve the treatment of victims of crime.

The cradle that nurtured three major religions is all to often the crucible that foments hatred and conflict. Chris speaks with two sides in the complex argument that is Israel and Palestine. Former Palestinian presidential candidate Mustafa Barghouti proffers a Palestinian perspective then Dor Shapira from the Israeli Embassy to New Zealand in Canberra allows us an insight into the Zionist point of view. Both want peace for what is essentially their shared homeland.

Teresa Cowie looks at the controversy surrounding the attempt to set up the first wet house for homeless alcoholics

Sara Vui-talitu looks at the daily challenges journalists face in the Pacific.

Rowan Quinn looks at how the change to a Super City will affect Aucklanders, from rubbish collection to rates.