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US correspondent Nick Harper is with us. Audio

A Maori cloak given to China's leader Mao Zedong in 1957 has been loaned to New Zealand at a ceremony in Beijing, so it can go on show at Te Papa. Audio

And Brent Edwards is with us. Audio

The Prime Minister is not resiling from his decison to call Ian Fletcher to encourage him to apply for the job as head of the electronic spy agency. Audio

Scientists looking to develop the clothing of the future are turning to an unlikely material for their inspiration - slime. Audio

Back to South Korea's now where the president has reacted to North Korea's declaration of war by pledging a strong military response to any aggression. Audio

Detective Senior Sergeant Brian Archer of the Christchurch police says there were two attacks, the first at the bar, the second and more serious, across the road at a McDonald's drive-in. Audio

A closed door meeting between Auckland's mayor and the Minister of Housing over how best to solve the city's housing shortage has just finished. Audio

More now on the man shot dead in Kinleith near Tokoroa - our reporter Andrew McRae has the latest. Audio

To Australia now, where the government has failed to make any ground in the latest opinion poll with opposition leader Tony Abbott holding his place as preferred prime minister over Labor's Julia… Audio

Almost half of the world's catholics live in Latin America and in Argentina crowds began pouring into the streets within hours of the surprise announcement. Audio

China's big set piece, the National People's Congress, is now underway in Beijing with around 3- thousand delegates in attendance. Audio

A swimmer has been killed in a shark attack in front of eyewitnesses at Muriwai Beach and all West Auckland beaches have been closed. Audio

A third nuclear test by North Korea appears to have brought it a critical step closer to mounting a nuclear warhead on a missile. Audio

Some economists are questioning the latest statistics which show a big fall in employment at the end of 2012. Audio

The Police in the Solomon Islands say authorities are trying to get help to the villages damaged by yesterday's tsunami but some can only be reached by foot. Audio

The Prime Minister's annual appearance today on the Waitangi marae has been marked not by the more usual protests, but by a stoush between two kuia over who should escort him on. Audio

The New South Wales city of Grafton is being threatened by record floods in the deluge that earlier forced a massive airlift in Queensland to rescue trapped people. Audio

Three people are dead as floodwaters continue to rise across Queensland, with rescue helicopters trying to reach people trapped on roofs in Bundaberg. Audio

Melinda Howells of the ABC in Bundaberg. Audio

Firefighters are still battling a large blaze on Great Barrier Island that's flared up again in the heat and humidity today. Audio

It's time for our Australian Open update now, and our tennis correspondent Bill Scott has the latest on the semi-final action. Audio

It's time for our Australian Open update, and our tennis correspondent in Melbourne is Bill Scott. Audio

The '7 Up' kids are now 56 and '56 Up' has just been released in theatres in the US and UK. Nick Hitchon is now a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the Electrical and Computer… Audio