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Continuing our series marking Māori Language Week. Audio

Continuing our series marking Māori Language Week. Audio

The country's mayors are calling on local communities to get more involved in a scheme they set up specifically to find jobs for young people. Audio

The Australian Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, is fighting for votes today in Queensland as polls show Labor struggling in that state. Audio

Three former company directors from Hawke's Bay have been jailed for three years, after conspiring to assist overstayers and ship jumpers live and work illegally in New Zealand. Audio

Researchers at Otago University say they've found the first significant evidence that Vitamin C can help fight cancer. Audio

One of the Government's support parties says it will oppose any extension to the 90-day trial period scheme. Audio

A long-time supporter of Allan Hubbard says the Timaru businessman is using his own money to help some investors pay for food and electricity. Audio

For some, the City Mission is a life-saver. They're an organisation dedicated to helping those in need. For Margaret Gilbert, working at the Christchurch City Mission is 'feel good,' but there is a… Audio

The Labour Party says New Zealand should stay out of what it calls Australia's political battles over refugees, as the immigration debate sparks up once again across the Tasman. Audio

In Thailand a national phone-in's been collecting ideas about reform and reconciliation. Audio

Prison officers are angry the Government is to help prisoners stop smoking while their requests for greater security go unanswered. Audio

The police investigating the suspicious death of a man whose body was found in a central Hamilton street still don't know who he was. Audio

The war in Iraq forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee to Syria where they had to overcome psychological trauma and the hardship of life as refugees. Audio

The Ministry of Education is developing guidelines to help teachers wanting to search students for drugs or weapons. Audio

New Zealand research into the damage different weapons do to the clothing of a stabbing victim may make a real difference in forensic investigations. Audio

The Department of Conservation is seeking help from the public to identify Southern Right whales as they begin their journey north into warmer waters from the Southern Ocean. Audio

The Government is to fund seven new supported homes for teenage parents as part of a $15 million package unveiled in the budget. Audio

The town of Oamaru is isolated this morning with heavy rain continuing to fall there. Audio

Scientists in Boston are working on one of the most promising ideas for combating type one diabetes - an artificial pancreas, a mechanical replacement for the organ that's key to controlling the… Audio

A hormone nasal spray being trailed by Sydney researchers may help mothers bond better with their babies. Audio

The siblings of the missing New Zealander Johnny Sleigh are on their way to London to join the search for him. Audio

Families caught up in some of the country's most high-profile killings have demanded the government do more to strengthen victims' rights. Audio

A missing Whanganui woman's brothers are trying to find out more about her disapearance and are helping stop vehicles at a police checkpoint set up on State Highway 4. Audio

With new figures out on youth crime, MPs have been warned that more of today's child offenders will become tomorrow's youth offenders unless there is proper intervention. Audio