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A tentative ceasefire by the rebels advancing on the city of Goma has allowed the UN to help. Audio

Cherie McQuilkin reports on reaction to both Labour and National planning to help to soften the blow of redundancies expected in the economic downturn. Audio

National's leader answers questions about his plan for short term assistance to help victims of credit crisis. Audio

The Northland Regional Council hopes to buy land around Kaeo to give flood-prone property owners somewhere to move to. Audio

Medical students say newly trained doctors will continue to leave the country unless they can get more help with high debts. Audio

Ehud Olmert has said Israel will have to withdraw from nearly all of the land it occupied in the 1967 war if it wants peace. Audio

The country's planning to spend billions of dollars on a massive space elevator to lift people and objects into orbit. Audio

Auckland-based scientists have invented a gel that in three years time they hope could help some paralysed people walk again. Audio

Friends and families of the thousands of NZers living overseas are being asked to help get ex pats to vote in this election. Audio

Now more and more New Zealand families are paying other people to take care of domestic chores. Audio

Australia and New Zealand are being urged to do more to help Pacific Islanders displaced by climate change. Audio

Software freedom activist visiting New Zealand to help promote the use, dissemination and ideals of free software. Audio

Some Auckland families will be taught how to cook, clean and budget under a plan. Audio

Phil Goff says Housing New Zealand will work with the Department of Corrections to refurbish rundown houses. Audio

Ingrid Betancourt was one of 15 hostages rescued by Colombian troops yesterday. Audio

Child Poverty Action Group says for children in many households of beneficiaries, things are getting worse. Audio

The training took place in two regions which have been the scene of ethnic violence over the past several years. Audio

Actor Peter Feeney discusses his alter ego Beau Tyler,the self help guru. Audio

In a statement, Mr Clinton said he would do whatever he was asked to do, to ensure Senator Obama became the next President. Audio

Icing sugar is being put to the test by beekeepers carrying out varroa mite checks on their hives throughout the country. Audio

Every fortnight, they head off to the Epuni Care and Protection Unit, where they teach abused children about empathy. Audio

About 40 scientists gathered at Parliament this morning as part of World Environment Day. Audio

Sir Murray Halberg has dedicated his Order of New Zealand honour to all those who have assisted him to reach his goals. Audio

The OECD and the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation published a report warning that food prices will remain high. Audio

An Australian company hopes to harness the power of the waves to meet some of New Zealand's energy needs. Audio