Ideas
Ideas for 08 November 2009
This week Ideas takes a look at a popular, bottom-up approach to combatting climate change in the UK; it's called the 10:10 Campaign. A 10% reduction in carbon footprint by 2010 is the target for over 1,500 businesses and 40,000 individuals which ...
Ideas
This week Ideas looks at Americans who have chosen to call New Zealand home. A poet, a blueberry farmer and the founder of a community newspaper tell us about their experiences both here and in America.
Ideas for 25 October 2009
Roger Kerr: the people and thinkers who influenced his ideas.
Ideas for 18 October 2009
Chris and Jeremy Rose take a look at EnviroSchools and the growing awareness among students of our collective responsibility to the environment. This is tempered by the downturn in funding for such programmes during these fiscally lean times.
Ideas for 11 October 2009
This week in the final part of our three part series on Tonga we take a look at the island nation's economic future.
Ideas for 4 October 2009: Land Reform in Tonga
Tonga's land tenure system is unique in the Pacific and now it is under review
Ideas for 27 September 2009: Tonga
Part one of a three part series on Tonga.
Ideas for 20 September 2009
This week we hear from Moana Jackson and about the people, writers and philosophies that have influenced him.
Ideas: Human Rights in Papua
We take a comprehensive look at Indonesia's Melanesian territoy of Papua on the 40th anniversary of its annexation.
Ideas for Sunday 6 September
Around 1.2 million children are trafficked each year. Our guests discuss what's being done to fight the problem
Ideas 30 August 2009
Co-author of 'Legacy of Secrecy' Lamar Waldron, talks about the Kenndy family and his claim that the Mafia was responsible for JFK's assassination.
Ideas: Cycle friendly cities
Ideas this week takes a look at the concept of cycle friendly cities.
Ideas - Unemployment
Today on Ideas we take a look at unemployed worker movements now and in the past.
Ideas for 9 August 2009
This week we look at the 60th Anniversary of the Geneva Conventions.
Ideas for 2 August 2009
This week Chris talks to Canadian journalist and author Dan Gardner.
Ideas for 26 July 2009
Almost exactly two years ago Britain's Guardian newspaper ran a thousand-word article, prominently, on a decision by the New Zealand Government to stop charging the public for access to statistics.
Ideas for 5 July 2009
This week looks at the impact of funding cuts on Adult and Community Education.
Ideas for 5 July 2009
This week looks at the impact of funding cuts on Adult and Community Education.

