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A look at events across the north eastern states. Our correspondent in Washington DC is Simon Marks. Audio

The President, Barack Obama cancelled a campaign event in Florida to head back to Washington. Audio

The latest archaeological survey at Gallipoli has turned up nearly five-hundred relics - three times that found the year before. Audio

Parliament has been told about two new breaches of client privacy at the Ministry of Social Development. Audio

To Latin America now, where Cuba's former leader, the 86 year old Fidel Casto has written an article strongly condemning rumours that he's on his death bed. Audio

With Matt Bateman - Principal of Burnside Primary School. Richard Paton - Principal of Chisnallwood intermediate. Audio

RNZ Parliamentary Chief Reporter discusses the latest in the GCSB row. Audio

A 15-hundred strong security force will be present at the 10th anniversary commemorations of the Bali bombings. Audio

Staying with Latin America now, and three helicopters have been burned on an airfield in the Peruvian jungle, in an attack the military is blaming on left-wing Shining Path rebels. Audio

Hundreds of New Zealanders will be closely watched by their surgeon following the latest alert over a total hip replacement device. Audio

Two more government- sponsored hui on water rights took place yesterday, but iwi attending say the scope of the discussion was too narrow. Audio

President Obama has used primetime TV to have a go at Mitt Romney's latest gaffe, with the Republican challenger's campaign reeling from another video leak. Audio

A fresh economic forecast has poured cold water on Government hopes of returning to surplus by 2015. Audio

The Government's latest foray into welfare reform is being dismissed as a Clayton's policy, that won't work with the parents hardest to reach. Audio

There's been an alarming jump in the number of teen suicides. Audio

Our reporter, Tim Graham joins us from outside Whanganui Prison. Audio

The Whanganui District Council has just wrapped up its last-ditch meeting to counter the release of the sex offender, Stewart Murray Wilson. Audio

The Whanganui District Council has lost its legal attempt to prevent the sex predator Stewart Murray Wilson being released from jail to live in the local prison grounds. Audio

An inquest into the death of the killer, Antonie Dixon, has heard he had methamphetamine in his system and was suicidal before being found dead in his cell. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, is dismissing the latest flood of people to Australia as nothing unusual. Audio

The Chief of the Defence Force, Lieutenant General Rhys Jones joins us. Audio

The idea of Melbourne-style trams in Wellington has squeezed into the final three options for fixing the capital's transport woes. Audio

The disgraced Belarussian shotputter Nadzeya Ostapchuk is not giving up her gold medal to Valerie Adams without a fight. Audio

The downpours have added yet another problem for Christchurch residents living in earthquake-stricken homes. Audio

Listening to that was the Conservation Department's Ruapehu Area Manager, Dr Nick Peet. Audio