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An 11-year-old boy made a six-kilometre run for help in pitch darkness, after a car crash claimed the life of his father near Haast on the West Coast. Audio

Education groups want the government to increase efforts to help more children from poor families access early childhood education. Audio

The call for more help for families with chronically or terminally ill children. Audio

With Tonga awakening to news of the death of its King, George Tupou the fifth is being remembered as having hastened democratic change in his country. Audio

Rising power prices mean more people are struggling to pay their bills, according to the Citizens Advice Bureau. Audio

Lyttelton port workers have decided a levy on their wages is the best way to support their colleagues in Auckland now industrial action has been ruled out. Audio

There is still no resolution in a custody battle being played out in Algeria. Audio

Turangi and Tongariro Community Board Chairman, Gary Keepa, and Turangi resident Vicki Ham, who organised a collection which raised thousands of dollars for the girl's family, join the programme. Audio

Listening to that has been the Ports' Chief Executive, Tony Gibson. Audio

Forest and Bird has already received hundreds of responses to its call for information about the Kereru, or New Zealand wood pigeon. The conservation organisation has set up a website where people can… Audio

Maori leaders have told the Minister of Education her enthusiasm might not be enough to lift their children's achievement at school. Audio

The Maori Party is adamant being a government support party has helped put more pressure on National to include a Treaty of Waitangi clause in legislation paving the way for asset sales. Audio

Efforts to find any remaining survivors from a sunken ferry off the coast of Papua New Guinea had to be put on hold overnight because of continuing rough weather in the area. Audio

A lot of work on mental toughness, and her coach promising to jump in a lake when she wins tournaments, are some of the things that have helped Auckland teen Lydia Ko become the youngest ever golfer… Audio

The rugby legend, Sir Colin Meads, says players need to be paid less if provincial rugby unions are to stay in business. Audio

Labour's Transport Spokesperson, Phil Twyford, gives his party's perspective on the reform necessary to increase efficiency and effectiveness in the competitive ports industry. Audio

Six-month-old Serenity Scott-Dinnington from Waikato died from non-accidental head injuries in April last year. Audio

During the warmer months in Tauranga, women take to yachts and go sailing around the harbour. Audio

A Taranaki nurse Linda Cook, hopes other centres will pick up on her idea of helping to clothe Kiwi kids who are at risk of going cold this winter. Audio

Sir Ray Avery explains how to win a chat with Sir Peter Jackson on The Hobbit set, or maybe meet Sonny Bill Williams, or have a BBQ run by The Mad Butcher; as they're all up for grabs as part of a… Audio

The Police in Tauranga are asking the public for help to solve an assault which has which left a man in a critical condition in Waikato Hospital. Audio

Dogs are being trained to stay away from kiwi in an effort to help the endangered native species survive in the wild. Audio

Work is under way to fix a 30 centimetre hole in a Russian fishing vessel, stranded off Antarctica. Audio

Austerity and belt-tightening may have been the year's constant refrain but one thing in plentiful supply was verbosity, verbiage and circumlocution. Audio

Police are still hunting for the man who beat a five-year-old girl about the head in a sexually motivated attack in Turangi. Audio