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World leaders meet at UN to debate international drug laws
World leaders and experts are debating whether international drug laws should be eased to reflect the times at the United Nations in New York today. Audio
UN debates whether to call a truce in the war on drugs
A debate is underway at the United Nations on whether international drug laws should be softened. Audio
World leaders meet at UN to debate international drug laws
At the UN a debate is underway on whether international drug laws should be eased. Audio
Helen Clark makes her case to become UN Secretary General
Helen Clark has described herself as a moderniser and a unifier as she made her case before the UN General Assembly to succeed Ban Ki Moon as Secretary General. Audio
Helen Clark addresses UN in
The former Prime Minister Helen Clark has made her pitch to the United Nations about why she should become its next Secretary General. Audio
UN Sec-Gen hopefuls face a public grilling
Helen Clark's rivals for the United Nations Secretary-General role have begun their first public pitches for the job. Audio
Rudd laying the groundwork for a tilt at the UN's top job?
Australia's former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd appears poised for a tilt at the job of UN Secretary-General too. Pamela Williams is an investigative journalist with The Australian, based in Sydney. Audio
NZ foreign affairs experts fancy Clark's UN chances
Experts on international relations say Helen Clark has a good chance of becoming the ninth Secretary General of the United Nations. Audio
Helen Clark 'ticks all the boxes' for UN's top job
Helen Clark has a good chance of becoming the ninth Secretary General of the United Nations, experts say. Audio
Ongoing speculation about Clark's chances at UN bid
What are Helen Clark's chances at the UN's top job? Security Council Executive Director Ian Martin joins Checkpoint. Audio
Former PM announces UN candidacy
Helen Clark has announced her intention to run for the top job at the United Nations, after almost 7 years as the Administrator of its Development Programme. Audio
Clark feels 'stadium of 4 million' back her
Helen Clark has told Nine to Noon she feels hugely supported by New Zealand in her bid to be the next UN Secretary General. Video, Audio
Helen Clark announces candidacy for UN top job
Kathryn speaks with Helen Clark just after her annoucement in New York. Audio
Clark tipped to announce bid for UN top job today
There are reports this morning that Helen Clark will announce today she will seek the United Nations' top job. Audio
Clark - coming from NZ shouldn't barrier to UN Sec-Gen candidacy
The former Prime Minister Helen Clark says coming from New Zealand would not work against her, if she does decide to put her hat in the ring for the top job at the United Nations. Political Editor… Audio
Helen Clark coy on UN Secretary-General ambitions
The former Prime Minister, Helen Clark, is refusing to say whether she'll put her name forward to be the next Secretary-General of the United Nations. She spoke to reporters at Parliament yesterday. Audio
World Happiness Day
The happiest cities on earth have been announced by the UN ahead of World Happiness Day this Sunday. Audio
NZ's top UN diplomat discusses the push for peace in Syria
Gerard van Bohemen is New Zealand's permanent representative to the United Nations. He discusses the difference New Zealand is making on the Security Council, a body which is often criticized for its… Audio
Sharapova dropped as goodwill ambassador
Maria Sharapova has been suspended as a goodwill ambassador by the United Nations after the former world No.1 admitted she had tested positive for the banned substance meldonium at this year's…
UN reviews NZ's Human Rights record
New Zealand's human rights record is being scrutinised by the United Nations Human Rights Committee in Geneva. Audio