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Employment lawyers aren't surprised another health sector group is taking a pay equity claim. Janet Copeland from Copeland Ashcroft Law warned more workers would follow April's pay equity settlement. Audio

A senior Republican congressman Steve Scalise, two others and 2 police officers have been have been shot by an armed man while they were at a practice for a charity baseball match in Virginia. Our… Audio

We return to London to talk to correspondent Catherine Drew. Audio

Reports from the White House suggest the administration is becoming more and more chaotic with reports of shouting and yelling behind closed doors. A former assistant director of the FBI Ronald Hosko.

Asylum Seekers Support Trust in Auckland has been turning people away, and has told lawyers and other groups to stop sending their clients to the Trust because its hostel is full and it can find any… Audio

The former chief mines inspector, Tony Forster says the video footage of the Pike River mine should reassure the Government and Solid Energy that the drift is safe to enter. The minister responsible… Audio

Woodville residents say the town is much more resilient than it used to be and should be able to handle the latest Manawatu Gorge closure. Palmerston North mayor Grant Smith says these slips are… Audio

Seven Network Australia's Europe Bureau Chief, Hugh Whitfeld outlines security arrangements ahead of the Gallipoli dawn service. He says tourist numbers are significantly down "The Australians and… Audio

Report now being drafted by Samoa's Ministry of Revenue for cabinet on taxing church pastors. Audio

Los Angeles Times music critic Mikael Wood talks about Lorde's performance at the Coachella festival, where she treated the audience to a new song. Audio

Imagine waking up in hospital to find that the last ten years of your life have been erased from your memory. People around you have mysteriously aged - and you see that you have too, once you get to… Audio