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Our political editor Brent Edwards joins us. Audio

European governments are preparing to finally lift the no-fly zone across the continent, but a new volcanic ash cloud from Iceland is threatening further hold-ups. Audio

The mobile phone company 2 Degrees says Vodafone's latest pricing plan is anti-competitive and it's yet another argument for price regulation. Audio

The ongoing delays continue to cause havoc for passengers. Audio

The Commanding Officer of New Zealand's latest deployment of troops to serve in Afghanistan, says the past six months has been an unqualified success. Audio

Passenger and marketing manager for Singapore Airlines in New Zealand, Murray Wild, discusses the issue of grounded flights due to the volcanic eruption in Iceland. Audio

The price of whole milk powder has jumped by just over 20 per cent in Fonterra's latest global auction. Audio

For the latest news from Japan our correspondent in Tokyo, Robin Powell joins us. Audio

New Zealand authorities have seized millions of dollars worth of the key ingredient for the drug methamphetamine being smuggled into the country hidden inside granite slabs. Audio

Central city sniper sightings surpise and shock Saturday shoppers. Audio

Eight of the 10 Americans accused of kidnapping children in Haiti after January's quake have been released from custody. Audio

To Vancouver and the Winter Olympics, where mild weather and the dangers posed by melting snow has forced organisers to cancel thousands of tickets to some of the events. Audio

The search for missing Christchurch woman Vanessa Pickering took a grim turn last night with the discovery of a body on Banks Peninsula. Audio

An inmate who broke out of Auckland Prison says he did it to prove that he was not a danger to the community. Audio

A New Zealand based group pushing for democracy to be restored in Fiji has welcomed signs of improving relations between the two countries but says the path ahead is fraught with difficulty. Audio

The latest news from Radio New Zealand's Japan correspondent in Tokyo, Robin Powell. Audio

For the latest news from Japan our correspondent in Tokyo, Robin Powell joins us. Audio

Joining us from Melbourne Park is Radio New Zealand tennis correspondent Dave Luddy. Audio

Auckland City's mayor John Banks is accusing the Government of moving to force the city into a more expensive redevelopment of Queens Wharf. Audio

The police in Nelson say they will investigate the latest deliberate breach of a court name suppression order by a high profile Internet blogger. Audio

Dairy prices have dropped in Fonterra's latest global auction overnight after five months of price rises. The average selling price for whole milk powder fell 7.05% to $3,309 US dollars a metric… Audio

The families of the Balibo Five are casting doubt on a senior Indonesian officer's account of how the men died more than 30 years ago. Audio

To Japan now where police have issued arrest warrants for four children of U.S. military personnel in Tokyo. Audio

China correspondent Quentin Sommerville is in Beijing. Audio

Phil Goff says Hone Harawira's latest controversial outburst, ' that the Labour leader should be lined up against the wall and shot"is a poor excuse for a public apology over racist language and for… Audio