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The privatisation of both prisons and ACC; Fiji rugby; Panellists opine and; is chivalry dead or just unwanted? Audio

Topics - Wellington International Airport wants a panel charged with selecting alternatives to the sign to investigate charging a fee as part of any public vote. Todays is 'Blooms Day'. Audio

Topics - Pharmaceutical companies are racing to market a new maternal blood test that would help pregnant women avoid invasive procedures for diagnosing Down Syndrome. Southern Cross school in South… Audio

Topics - The Government is negotiating with the entertainment group SkyCity to build the country's largest convention centre in Auckland. Prime Minister John Key says the project will create jobs… Audio

Topics - A Wairarapa man says he was pronounced fit to drive after a roadside breath-alcohol test - but was then nabbed at another checkpoint a few hundred metres away. A video game that's been banned… Audio

Topics - Women are more selfish than men and more likely to bitch about their friends behind their backs, a study has revealed. The head of Auckland's Maori Statutory Board says he's confident issues… Audio

Topics - Former Labour MP Darren Hughes will not be charged following an investigation into sex allegations. Campaigners in Australia are pushing for a Federal law to prevent bullying at work. Audio

Topics - Our national debt has now grown to 71.6 billion, that's 165 dollars and 45 cents for every man woman and child in New Zealand . The dismall state of the US economy is forcing President Barrak… Audio

Topics - Celebrities who make false statements when they endorse financial statements face fines of up to $1 million under a proposed new law. The Highlanders will run out onto the pitch at Carisbrook… Audio

Topics- Do mobile phone cause cancer? Banned means banned. That's the message from the New Zealand government to Fiji's rugby bosses. Sepp Blatter wins last night's election for president of Fifa. Audio

Topics - Apparently sharks in South Australia are attracted to the music from Aussie Rockers AC/DC, employers will be able to buy work-related personal injury insurance from private companies or the… Audio

According to a review by the Ministry of Transport and Treasury the benefits of Auckland's proposed CBD rail link fall billions of dollars short of the Auckland Council's business case for the… Audio

Topics - Mt Smart Stadium, the home of the Warriors Rugby League team, has fallen into a state of disrepair. 2.3 million dollars needs to be spent to re-surface the car park, fix rusting stands or… Audio

Long commutes, election day, lying survey, tour demands. Audio

Governments take the nation's well-being and happiness into account when drawing up policies; destroy the Wellywood sign, get free beer; Marmite banned in Denmark; and chicken prices in Dunedin. Audio

Memorial crosses that don't meet the standards for memorials have been removed from the Hutt City Council's Taita Lawn Cemetery, old sooty and Iwi quotas Audio

What remedies are available for customers whose hair is ruined by a hairdresser?; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shares President Obama's vision for peace between Israelis and Palestinians… Audio

Topics - In an era of helicopter parents eager to exploit every competitive edge for their children, at least two companies have begun selling tests that claim to help match youngsters with the sports… Audio

Topics - Does coffee offer men protection from prostate cancer? Teachers in Britain want to abandon classic novels in favour of shorter books because they say boys don't have the stamina to read more… Audio

The Revenue Minister has slammed media reports that dairy farmers aren't paying their taxes. Audio

Topics - Rimutaka Prison's faith-based unit is under threat of closure unless it can meet a Corrections Department directive to make changes to its programme. A cafe in the South Island has received… Audio

Topics - We can now confirm the total amount spent on Mark Hotchins' mega-mansion in Auckland's Paratai Drive. Fiji has accused Tonga of breaching its sovereignty by assisting a senior military… Audio

Topics - The former Formula 1 motor-racing chief, Max Mosely, has lost his attempt to force newspapers to warn people before exposing their private lives, in what's being hailed as a significant… Audio

Topics - A major investigation, which culminated in a complex drugs case, shows how inmates at Paremoremo were able combine their skills and contacts to import pseudoephedrine and make and distribute… Audio

Topics - Television New Zealand is marketing them in a prime-time slot as Britain's"fattest and laziest family", but the stars of the show - a family of four who collectively weigh almost 500kg - have… Audio