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The Maori Party whip, Te Ururoa Flavell, says the party needs time to consider its future in parliament. A prominent New Zealand theologian says parents are confused about the word religion and this… Audio

Topics - Immigration New Zealand staff are reported to have been using a confidential client database "like a dating site", and of looking at information on wealthy applicants. Wellington builder… Audio

Topics - Some schools have engaged debt collectors in an attempt to force parents to pay so-called "voluntary" donations. A new poll asks if New Zeanders are in favour of schools being given an… Audio

Topics - The Prime Minister has dismissed claims that Maori own water, as an urgent hearing that could delay the sale of state owned assets began in Wellington today. The wedding of royal first… Audio

Auckland council has decided to bring the Australian V8 Supercar race series to the region for the next five years. Taupo's tourism operators say freedom campers, urinating and defecating in public… Audio

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Topics - Ewen McDonald remains in custody in Manawatu prison despite his aquittal, yesterday, on charges of murdering his brother-in-law, Scott Guy. The Auckland Council says it'll need to buy more… Audio

Topics - the jury in the trial of Ewen McDonald for the murder of Scott Guy has reached a verdict of not guilty. The New Zealand Navy has been excluded from Pearl Harbour during the United… Audio

Topics - An Auckland youth advocate says figures showing Maori students are expelled from school at four times the rate of their European counterparts reflect "institutional racism" in education. The… Audio

The Chief High Court Judge will decide next week what should be done with the illegally seized evidence from Kim Dotcom's house; The New Zealand Japanese Society has warned its members to avoid the… Audio

The Crown has been summing up its case today against the man accused of murdering Feilding farmer, Scott Guy; A reporter was ordered out of court yesterday after she turned up to the Scott Guy trial… Audio

Topic - The Maori Council says a Waitangi Tribunal hearing to consider its claim over the water used by a number of electricity generators could affect the value of the assets. A Labour MP drew… Audio

Topics - The dairy co-operative Fonterra's farmer shareholders have cleared the way for the much-debated Trading Among Farmers plan to go ahead - with two thirds of those who voted supporting it… Audio

Topics - A survey of Cantabrians shows support for the demolition of Christ Church Cathedral. A visiting psychiatrist says New Zealand teens are being let down by sex education that doesn't tell them… Audio

Topic 1 - The chief executive of the Accident Compensation Corporation has defended a performance pay system that rewards staff for getting claimants off its books. Topic 2 - Has New Zealand "fallen… Audio

Topics - The committee stage of the Mixed Ownership Model Bill has been completed, so the third reading is probably Tuesday. Hospitality businesses are using daily deal websites in increasing numbers… Audio

Topics - Opposition parties are warning that electricity prices will rise uncontrollably under the National Government's partial privatisation of power companies, as the law approaches its final… Audio

Topics - In the Herald today our panellist Dita de Boni says 'we need to stop paying out for sports injuries'. It's emerged today that a mother of two stole more than three hundred and thirty thousand… Audio

Topics - Greece's conservative New Democracy party won a slim victory in the weekend's elections. The Government's defending its superannuation policy, following the release of an industry report. Audio

Rural populations are in decline, and plans to curb the booze-fuelled and violent image of Auckland's central city. Audio

Topic 1 - The Reserve Bank has kept the Official Cash Rate at its record low of 2.5 per cent. Topic 2 - Compared to Europe's economic woes, New Zealand has a far lesser case of the same ailment but is… Audio

Topics - The controversy over ACC's dealings with an Auckland claimant, Bronwyn Pullar, has claimed another scalp with the news today that ACC chief executive Ralph Stewart has resigned. The Auditor… Audio

Topics - Are New Zealand's small towns being hit the hardest by the exodus to Australia? Aggrieved Christchurch red-zone residents have decided to take their plight to the United Nations. Audio

Topic - The ACC whistleblower Bronwyn Pullar has used national television to claim the Accident Compensation Corporation is actively trying to remove support for long-term claimants - She says only… Audio

Topics - Would you call any move towards "judicial control of some womens' reproductive rights another insidious step on the slippery road to State eugenics"? The value of the average chief executive… Audio