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A consent hearing for what could become New Zealand's biggest coal mine has been told the project will destroy nearly 200 hectares of a unique landscape on the West Coast. Audio

Our reporter Bridget Mills is at Christchurch's Civil Defence headquarters. Audio

We're joined by the Christchurch earthquake recovery authority head Roger Sutton. Audio

Two weeks ago government scientists warned there was almost a one in four chance of a magnitude six to seven earthquake striking Canterbury within a year. Audio

Our reporter Jessica Maddock is in the south east suburb of Sumner. Audio

Jim talks with reporter Bridget Mills at the Riccarton Mall. Audio

To the UK, where the Chancellor George Osborne is welcoming an International Monetary Fund report on the country's economic policy. Audio

To Latin America, where our correspondent has the latest on Manuel Zelaya's return to Honduras and the footballer Messi's winning performance. Audio

Meanwhile residents in Christchurch were jolted awake by a 4.1 aftershock at 6 this morning. Audio

A volcano erupting in Iceland is again forcing flight cancellations in Britain, as its ash cloud has moved into UK airspace. Flights to Scotland have been stopped and the cloud caused a change in the… Audio

Our correspondent Philippa Tolley is with us from Suva. Audio

Twenty-seven decapitated bodies have been discovered near Guatemala's border with Mexico. Audio

Latest estimates are that about 1200 buildings will need to be demolished in the city's commercial districts. Many are in the heart of the city, which remains cordoned off. Audio

The damage from the Christchurch earthquakes is now being felt in the government's books. Audio

To the UK now, where the Lib-Dems are promising to have a louder voice in government after a shocking result in the local body elections. Audio

To Russia now, where the Kremlin is calling the killing of Osama bin Laden a serious success for the United States. Audio

One of the two flight recorders from the Air France jet which crashed after leaving Brazil for Paris, has been found. Audio

For more on the latest disruptions, we're joined by Paul Evans from Hastings Distrcit Council. Audio

We cross to the United Kingdom now and our correspondent in London is Barney Burnham. Audio

Violent clashes on the disputed Thai-Cambodia border are raging for a fourth day. Audio

More now on the power outage in Taupo - the District Council's emergency manager Phil Parker. Audio

Our reporter Rachel Graham has been in court today and joins us. Audio

A senior doctor at ACC is continuing to sue a sexual abuse victim for defamation despite the ACC Minister saying he'd dropped the action. Dr Peter Jansen is suing the woman, known as Jax, for $250,000… Audio

To the latest news from the UK where our correspondent Barney Burnham has been following the News of the World phone hacking case. Audio

Forces loyal to Ivory Coast presidential claimant Alassane Ouattara have been laying siege to the residence of the incumbent leader Laurent Gbagbo. Audio