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Topics - The parents of a schoolgirl who was told that she"looked like a slut"by her school dean are upset that at the school's response to their complaints. Federated Farmers Dairy Chair says farmers… Audio

Topics - Dutch authorities are handing out marijuana scratch cards to 30,000 residents to help them identify neighbours that are growing plantations of the drug. A Wellington Doctor says the New… Audio

Topics - New restrictions on alcohol have been introduced at Addington Raceway to help cut down on bad behaviour during the New Zealand Trotting Cup. The Accident Compensation Commission has been… Audio

Topics - A couple of New Zealand women, determined to carry on clubbing with kids, have launched the first New Zealand-based"Baby Loves Disco"franchise in Auckland's Viaduct. The"sheer strength and… Audio

Guy Fawkes, The Hobbit, A rise in unemployment and the surging New Zealand dollar. Audio

A Nelson mother has described how her young family was terrorised by drunken Navy sailors from Auckland trying to smash their way in to their home. The principal of a Dunedin Maori language immersion… Audio

Relationship breakup season is approaching, Calls are growing for preventive detention to be extended so high risk killers can be kept in prison longer, Two Ambulance officers were injured in Auckland… Audio

They say it's the strongest Cup field for years With lots of Kiwi connections in the field, Stephen Jones' assertion that the haka is fading and in danger of becoming a ritual bore. A complaint over a… Audio

With Sir Bruce Slane and Liz Bowen-Clewley. Audio

Pacific people in NZ making their democratic presence felt in the SuperCity; Christchurch open for business; the snub-nosed sneezer monkey and; checking candidates' CV's. Audio

Topics - The high rollers were out in force overnight - as the us1964 James Bond Aston Martin DB5 ed in the Goldfinger and Thunderball films went up for auction in London. The $2295 entry cost of a… Audio

Topics - A Far North tour operator has been served a trespass notice to keep him from crossing privately owned Maori land. A Tauranga man crying foul after he was fined for speeding by a police… Audio

Topics - The Walkman days are all over rover, as Sony has announced it won't be making any more of the iconic portable cassette players. Sadly, Walkman's are now an analog relic in a digital world… Audio

Topics - A photo shoot for the men's magazine GQ featuring three cast members of the GLEE musical television series is provoking terms like"creepy"and"pedophilia"- A row over access to a section of… Audio

Topics - The Goldman Sachs bonus bonanza is continuing, as the bank sets aside 13.1 billion US dollars for its wealthy employees to share for the work they have performed during the first nine months… Audio

Topics - Despite vowing that they would share any proceeds from their story, the Chilean miners are now breaking ranks. The New Zealand cricket captain Daniel Vettori, coach Mark Greatbatch and team… Audio

Topics - A Chinese city has staged a vinegar drinking competition as part of a bid to attract more tourists and Economists say inflation has gone as low as it is likely to go. Audio

With Michael Deaker and Nicky Pelligrino. Audio

With Richard Langston and Irene Gardiner. Audio

Hundreds of thousands of households have been charged the new, higher rate of GST on electricity, phone and water services that were supplied before the GST rise took place. Audio

The most highly-paid employee of the NZ Superannuation Fund received a $40,000 pay rise over the last year; a Canterbury GP who had sex wit ha teenage patient 25 years ago is allowed to continue… Audio

The Australian opera legend, Dame Joan Sutherland, has died. Feminists are reported to be upset by a rule that forbids pregnant or menstruating women taking part in a behind-the-scenes tour of Maori… Audio

Topics - Paul Henry, a week is a long time in television and crime costs; murder takes an obvious toll on society in terms of the loss of human life but what does it actually cost each time there's a… Audio

A London theatre is to stage a show which involves the audience changing into their nightwear and sleeping over, property values across New Zealand continued to gradually decline in September, and the… Audio

Grumpy? What gets you going? Panellists opine. The latest NZ work stat's. Is Fonterra encouraging tropical deforestation? Islamic extremism and Tony Blair. All on part 2 of The Panel. Audio