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The All Blacks could regain the Tri Nations title with a win against Australia in Christchurch tomorrow night. Audio

Four people have been killed in yet another school attack - despite a government vow to beef up security for schools and kindergartens across the country. Audio

More questions than answers were thrown up today about the true state of the jobs market after a big jump in the unemployment rate. Audio

To Australia where Labour has taken a battering in the latest election polls with the Liberal-led opposition now neck-and-neck with the Government. Audio

CYF is being investigated for their involvement with family of baby Cezar Taylor, who died of non-accidental head injuries. Audio

Back now to Chris Carter and his fall from grace all began with his refusal to front-up over the issue of ministerial spending. Audio

Police are carrying out an intensive ground search for the firearm used to shoot and kill Manawatu farmer Scott Guy. Audio

The energy giant BP has begun tests to see if its latest attempt to stop the oil leak from a deep sea well in the Gulf of Mexico has worked. Audio

Just nine weeks after the budget, the Australian Government has released new figures showing the surplus will be two billion dollars more than expected by 2012/2013. Audio

It's been the bloodiest election campaign for 15 years and now voting has begun in nearly half of Mexico's states to choose governors and mayors. Audio

There are predictions falling house prices and sales in Auckland are another sign of a sluggish economy that could mean the Reserve Bank has another think about whether to hike interest rates. Audio

We cross to our tennis correspondent in the UK for the latest from Wimbledon, where the first all unseeded grand slam final of the Open era is a possibility depending on the outcome tonight's women's… Audio

We cross to the UK, to hear what's happening at Wimbledon tonight. Audio

Air New Zealand says it isn't allowed to comment on findings from French investigators that human error led to the crash of an Airbus 320 in 2008. Audio

Joining us from the UK is our correspondent Barney Burnham. Audio

Roger Federer will be hoping to regain the air of invincibility that deserted him in the first round when he returns to Wimbedon tonight. Audio

The Maori Party has agreed to back the National-led Government's proposal to replace the contentious 2004 Foreshore and Seabed Act with a new law. Audio

Shares in the British oil giant, BP, have tumbled after the latest setback in its efforts to contain the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Audio

Up to 14 people are reported to be dead. Audio

The Navy's latest ship has developed an engine fault thought to be identical to one on its sister vessel. Audio

With Metservice weather guru Bob McDavitt. Audio

Brent Edwards joins the show to discuss the political ramifications and potential fallout from the latest government wranglings with the Iwi, including the PM's less than circumspect comedy sketch. Audio

We get a live election update from our London correspondent Olly Barrett. Audio

In Queenstown, the levels at lake Wakatipu are up 10 centimetres overnight and the rain is starting to fall heavily again. Audio

Ken Swinney - from the Southland Regional Council - is with us. Audio