13
Jul
2015
European economists are having a go at New Zealand for falling short on emission reductions. Harder to do, though, when the problem largely comes out the back end of farm animals.
13
Jul
2015
Abbott blocks the Clean Energy Finance Corporation funding wind power projects. So what happened to the CEFC's own board and governance processes?
13
Jul
2015
The presence of so many Scottish MPs in Westminster has raised a question. Should they be able to vote on English laws?
13
Jul
2015
Scottish police are under fire after an emergency call was left unanswered. Three days after a victim was found in a crashed car, alongside her dead partner.
13
Jul
2015
Workers in County Durham turn up to represent coal mines that closed two decades ago. Plus, how much would you pay for Queen Victoria's knickers?
13
Jul
2015
Technical problems brought down the NY stock exchange, the Wall Street Journal website and forced United Airlines to ground aircraft. Insert your conspiracy theory here, says Richard Kazimer.
13
Jul
2015
Richard Kazimer reports on a Florida Courts ruling that makes it illegal to live in the state without being hooked up to the water system.
29
Jun
2015
Professor Steve Keen explains how Greece and Europe reached their stand-off, and what he thinks will happen next.
29
Jun
2015
The UK Prime Minister promised a referendum on Europe to get himself elected. Now he's got the job his views seem clear and he's ready to campaign to stay in.
29
Jun
2015
The UK has been rocked by the massacre on a beach in Tunisia. Balls Radio asks John Dobbie if the tourist industry there can expect to survive?
29
Jun
2015
The ABC quickly apologised for featuring Zaky Mallah on Q and A last week. But, to resolve the issue of radicalism, don't you need to hear from a few of them?
29
Jun
2015
Bobby Jindal and Chris Christie are two more GOP candidates adding comedic value to the Presidential race in the US. Richard Kazimer has more.
29
Jun
2015
The Confederate Flag has become a symbol of hate in the US, particularly after last week's hate crime in South Carolina. As Richard Kazimer reports, many retailers now refuse to sell it.
29
Jun
2015
What do you do when you don't want to upset a big trading partner, without snubbing your mates in the spy-ring. Perhaps New Zealand has the answer.
29
Jun
2015
If you thought Sydney house prices have gone through the roof, Auckland is an even worse storey (sorry, story)
29
Jun
2015
Schools in New Zealand are short of staff because of a backlog created by a new law requiring vetting of workers responsible for children. More than 50,000 are in the queue!
29
Jun
2015
This week Phil Dobbie and Brian Haverty have two great ways of stopping ISIS in its tracks. You'll be amazed at the simplicity of the solution.
29
Jun
2015
England is doing well in the Womens World Cup, even if, as John Dobbie contests, some of the commentary is a little condescending.