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Bad weather has led to holiday chaos, with slips and flooding closing roads in the North Island and turning some camping areas to fields of mud. Audio

Our reporter Rachel Graham has just been at a Civil Defence briefing at the emergency operations centre which was set this afternoon. Audio

Fendalton resident Paul Riley joins us now. Audio

Our reporter Bridget Mills is with us now. Audio

Kelvin Berryman from GNS joins us now. Audio

The chief executive of the Earthquake Commission Ian Simpson joins us now. Audio

Our reporter Katy Gosset is in Sumner. Audio

The head of the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority Roger Sutton is with us now. Audio

Inspector Richard Bruce from the Police in Christchurch joins us now. Audio

Our reporter Lorna Perry is outside the Club Habitat holiday park where the attack happened. Audio

Now to the latest in the Nelson and Tasman districts, where more than 100 houses are still off limits after last week's record rainfall. Audio

To Papua New Guinea now where the country's political stalemate appears to be over after the governor-general switched allegiances and recognised Peter O'Neill as prime minister. Audio

Our Nelson reporter, Geoff Moffett, is in the area of Rocks Road. Audio

To Papua New Guinea now where governor general has attempted to resolve his country's political deadlock by swearing in Sir Michael Somare as Prime Minister along with his cabinet. Audio

Transpower's chief executive Patrick Strange joins us with the latest. Audio

Joining us now to discuss the housing market is the property expert, Ollie Newland. Audio

The Serious Fraud Office has today laid 21 charges against five individuals in its investigation into South Canterbury Finance. Audio

Part of Ashburton Hospital is being shut down, after an engineering report showed two buildings are at high risk of collapse during an earthquake. Audio

Radio New Zealand report from outside the Huntly East mine. Audio

A little over a day away from the general election and the last television opinion polls have just been released. Audio

Forty nine little blue penguins which got covered in oil following the Rena grounding have been released at Mount Maunganui - the first major release of wildlife since the spill. Audio

The latest economic figures show the Canterbury economy is the fastest growing in the country. The National Bank Regional Trends data shows the region's economy grew 1.8% in the three months to the… Audio

For news from the UK now, our correspondent Barney Burnham is on the line from London. Audio

Staying with the election campaign - two new polls have just been released. Audio

A spokesperson for families bereaved by the Pike River Coal Mine disaster thinks poor organisation of the mine inspectorate extends beyond the tragedy of the Pike River accident. Audio