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The Associate Health Minister is being slammed by education and health professionals. Audio

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A wealthy expatriate businessman says Fiji needs help from neutral outsiders to prevent further decline. Audio

Increasing numbers of New Zealanders are turning to charities to help put food on the table as the recession deepens. Audio

Massey University senior education lecturer Michael Irwin and author of Educating Boys - Helping Kiwi boys to succeed at school. Audio

After last night's meeting with farmers in Gisborne, Agriculture Minister David Carter tells us what action's in store. Audio

Aid for Fiji's ailing sugar industry contingent on military led regime moving towards holding democratic elections. Audio

Government is considering setting up a single fund to distribute money to community and iwi groups dealing with troubled families. Audio

Junior doctors are being told to ask for help much more readily from senior colleagues. Audio

Leaders at the G20 Summit in London pledged a trillion dollars to help pull the global economy from the abyss. Audio

A New Zealand nurse is enroute to Tokelau, as the islands continue to battle an influenza-like outbreak. Audio

Rich countries may be suffering from the economic downturn but it's nothing compared to the problems the poorest countries face. Audio

The New South Wales state government is planning the upgrade, which focuses on lowering the opera theatre's floor by 18 metres. Audio

Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie will perform a one-off concert at Makoura College at the end of the month. Audio

Jemaine Clement, a former student of Makoura College, has offered to do a one off charity concert to save the school. Audio

The Government is being urged to break the deadlock that large power companies have on renewable energy. Audio

The Forest Industry Contractors Association has called for the Govt to help keep jobs in the country's smaller companies. Audio

Tomorrow's meeting between Housing New Zealand and the police is nothing more than a free lunch to them. Audio

Kathryn speaks with Senior Sergeant Richard McPhail who's spent the past few days identify victims of the fires. Audio

A team of New Zealand police forensic experts leaves for Australia today to help with victim identification. Audio

John Key says the relief will amount to millions rather than billions of dollars but businesses say every little bit helps. Audio

An Australian study has found that children from dog-owning families are much more likely to be healthy. Audio

The Zimbabwe government has made an unusual appeal in asking for outside help to deal with the cholera epidemic. Audio

The figure was revealed yesterday at the same time as the United States injected an extra 800 billion dollars into its economy. Audio

It bacame the first western country since the 1970s to ask the IMF for help, after its banking system collapsed in October. Audio