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Topics - New Zealand Post says it is no great secret that mail processing volumes have been dropping. The Labour party leader, David Shearer has dismissed a new poll showing the Labour party has… Audio

Topics - parking wardens, who are increasingly the targets of verbal and physical abuse, are being armed with cameras in order to curb or capture aggressive behaviour. The parking wardens with cameras… Audio

Topics - Australia's big four banks - who own New Zealand's big four banks - have been ranked the most profitable in the developed world for the third year running, reigniting criticism about their… Audio

The price of a life - the airforce's compensation payouts to the dead airmen in the helicopter; what is wrong with this new variety of nicotine dispensers as we cut down on smoking; new discoveries… Audio

Topics - The snow storms that have already blanketed parts of New Zealand are among the worst in the past 37 years, according to a Niwa scientist. The world's billionaires and millionaires have… Audio

Topics - Australians have been "outed" as a contributor to New Zealand's "skyrocketing house prices". A world expert in forensic pathology says examining stomach contents to estimate the time of death… Audio

Topics - A man arrested after a five-hour armed siege at an Auckland bank allegedly bought an air pistol from a nearby gun shop yesterday, saying he wanted it for target practice. The senior detective… Audio

Topics - Canterbury could be hit by the worst snowfall in 20 years as the warm wet weather causing havoc in the South Island turns icy later in the week. The receivers for the company that owns TV3… Audio

Sir Peter Gluckman, the prime minister's chief science advisor, says the fluoride debate has been hijacked by a misinterpretation of science; and John Key says Labour MPs who accepted corporate… Audio

Topics - The Mayor of Christchurch says he's confident the city council will speed up the processing of building consents and won't lose its authority to grant them. Are Christchurch's frustrations… Audio

Topics - Do we really want to see the emails between Peter Dunne and Fairfax reporter Andrea Vance? The senior lawyer appointed by the Prime Minister to investigate the GCSB wrote a report which was… Audio

More chat about how we're spied on, and the implications of Peter Dunne's resignation. Are knighthoods simply the result of brownie points and should sitting judges get them? Audio

Topics - The United Future leader Peter Dunne could be brought before the privileges committee over his denial that he leaked a GCSB report to a journalist. A 29-year-old contractor at the US National… Audio

Peter Dunne's ministerial resignation; United Future's future; violence in Paeroa, and; homicide at Kelston Boys High. Audio

Topics - The decision to remove fluoride from Hamilton's water supply has divided opinion. Has Novapay been built on antiquated and weak software, compared to much faster modern software that's… Audio

Topics - how was Talent 2 ever selected for the job of creating a payroll systems for teachers? Figures from Tourism New Zealand show overseas tourist arrivals were up 10 per cent from 2012 for the… Audio

Topics - 107 out of 161 "high-wealth individuals" who own or control more than $50 million worth of assets declared their personal income in the last financial year was less than $70,000. An… Audio

Topics - The leader of the Act party, John Banks, has backed the former Cabinet Minister Sir Douglas Graham as an "outstanding" New Zealander - but hinted he could volunteer to give up his knighthood… Audio

Topics - The Revenue Minister, Peter Dunne, has described as "scurrilous" accusations that he intentionally leaked a confidential report on the Government's electronic spy agency. The Race Relations… Audio

Topics - The Institute of Economic Research says Auckland's "frothy" housing market poses the biggest risk to New Zealand's economic recovery. A food educator says children must be taught how to cook… Audio

Topics - The Government has confirmed it will provide funding to expand the KickStart breakfast in schools scheme run by Fonterra and Sanitarium. Auckland's booming residential market has pushed 10… Audio

Topics - We're standing by for the announcement of a food-in-schools programme this week. At what point can a borrower claim that a loan is unjustly burdensome? Audio

The British police have arrested a man and a woman on charges of conspiracy to murder in relation to an attack in the London suburb of Woolwich. The US President Barack Obama has defended America's… Audio

Topics - The British intelligence agency MI5 has briefed the Home Secretary about the hacking to death of a young man in south London, which is being treated as a terrorist attack. An Invercargill… Audio

Topics - Police officers acted unlawfully in establishing road blocks and detaining people during Operation 8 raids in the Urewera Ranges nearly six years ago, according to a report by the Independent… Audio