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The Government plans to make it easier for New Zealand companies to win public sector contracts. Audio

The Government plans to make it easier for New Zealand companies to win public sector contracts. Audio

Paul Dyas from Christchurch has chosen "With a Little Help from My Friends" by the Beatles. Audio

The drought is continuing to spread across the country. Audio

More than a thousand people have protested outside the offices of Government MPs' today angry and frustrated at the ongoing problems with Novopay. Audio

Wellington businesses are being encouraged to work with their counterparts in Christchurch to help with post-earthquake rebuild projects. Audio

School staff, are protesting outside the offices of government MPs this morning asking for more action over the Novopay debacle. Audio

A Hamilton woman has been sentenced to ten months home detention for her part in helping her sex offender husband flee this country and an expected lengthy jail sentence. Audio

The Government claims a new visa rule that has just come into effect will help ensure New Zealanders are first in line for job vacancies created during the Canterbury rebuild. Audio

The Economic Development Minister, Steven Joyce, is rubbishing an opposition inquiry into manufacturing, saying while there are challenges in the sector - it is not in crisis. Audio

A mathematical model helped identfiy a bottleneck and decrease the number of cardiac surgery cancellations Audio

A Black Caps team lambasted by many as useless is today basking in the afterglow of this morning's surprise one-day win over South Africa. Audio

Five Wellington plumbing graduates now have the unusual opportunity to put their new skills to use as Samoa rebuilds in the wake of Cyclone Evan. Audio

Kawhia's chief fire officer says his volunteer firefighters were not in any danger when they were called out to help a police officer in trouble on Friday night. Audio

New Zealand firefighters fly to Tasmania today to help with the fires, we talk to the National Rural Fire Officer Murray Dudfield. Audio

The Dunalley Hotel publican, Bill Kidd, tells us about the fires in Tasmania. Audio

We preview tonight;s Outspoken debate about Pacific Island communities in Auckland. Audio

The Afghan interpreter at the centre of controversy over resettlement to this country is still seeking answers from the New Zealand government. Audio

The Fijian Red Cross says their country will soon need help from the international community after the declaration of a state of natural disaster. Audio

The Foreign Affairs Minister, Murray McCully, says the Government is standing by and ready to respond to requests from the Fijian government for help in the aftermath of Cyclone Evan. Audio

The Government has agreed to help fund struggling universities and polytechs in Canterbury. Audio

A large mystery donation has been given to help rebuild Lyttelton's earthquake-damaged Timeball Station. Audio

An employment advocate says the law needs to change to stop migrant workers being ripped off by their employers and left thousands of dollars out of pocket. Audio

Pressure is mounting on the government to help fund Auckland's billion dollar rail tunnel. Audio

The police in Rotorua are warning against vigilante action, after a series of parties which turned violent and sparked retaliation attacks. Audio