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Malaysian authorities investigating the disappearance of an aircraft with 239 people on board, are taking a fresh look at the passengers and crew who were on the flight. Audio

Search and rescue teams are back scouring the seas near Vietnam to find any trace of the Malaysia Airlines plane, which has vanished with 239 people on board, including 2 New Zealanders. Audio

A Vietnamese navy plane has spotted objects suspected of belonging to the missing Malaysia Airlines jet to the south west of the country. Audio

Flood-hit Christchurch home and business owners are demanding answers and action from the Government and council as they mop up after the once in a hundred years deluge. Audio

The chief executive of lines company Orion Rob Jamieson is with us. Audio

And in the wake of that cancelled hui this morning, the Ngapuhi organisers have called off another meeting that was to be held this evening for Whangarei claimants. Audio

Eastern Europe and Russia correspondent Lucien Kim reporting from Crimea. Audio

Power has been cut to thousands of people today as stormforce winds tore through Canterbury and coastal Otago. Audio

In two cases power poles and lines fell on cars, and people had to be rescued. Audio

In Hollywood, the biggest night of the year is drawing to a close at the Oscars - although for Alfonso Cuaron's cast and crew on the film Gravity - the night is likely to be just beginning. Audio

The National Party has had one of its best results since the last election in the latest political poll. Audio

There are early signs this week's school pay day has gone wrong, raising fears the troubled school pay system, Novopay, is going through a new patch of problems. Audio

Fiji's nurses and doctors have had leave cancelled as hospitals struggle to cope with a growing outbreak of dengue fever affecting thousands of people. Audio

The plight of youth in Papua New Guinea and the government's plans to tackle the issue. Audio

Novelist Charlotte Randall has set 'The Bright Side of My Condition' on one of the isolated subantarctic Snares Islands, where four criminals are set down for a year, but not picked up for a decade. Audio

There is concern in Niue about the introduction of a four-day working week in the public sector and opposition MPs are trying to force the government to reconsider. Audio

French tennis star, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, will be seeking revenge when he faces four time winner of the Australian Open, Roger Federer, later tonight. Audio

News from the rural and farming sector Audio

Las Vegas is the place to be at the moment if you're interested in high tech gadgetry. Audio

New Zealand based former pupils of Samoa's most famous school to mark 60 years since its establishment Audio

People in the Papua New Guinea town of Wewak are anxiously awaiting the arrival of team of Police Investigators, following the alleged rape of an 18-year old girl by police more than a week ago. Audio

As the search for a missing Australian tennis coach in Hamilton continues, the police have made a potentially significant announcement. Audio

Mary speaks to Al Jazeera's correspondent in Johannesburg, Tania Page. Audio

Lynley MacMillan of Auckland has chosen 'Your Latest Trick' by Dire Straits. Audio

Fiji's Attorney-General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, says the body tasked with overseeing Fiji's elections will be set up by the end of the month. Audio