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Topics - most of Auckland's restaurants are struggling to make any money as the Rugby World Cup sweeps their customers away. Rugby World Cup organisers say they are 6.5 million dollars short of the… Audio

Topics - The International Rugby Board says the All Blacks aren't essential to the Rugby World Cup tournament. The Police Minister, Judith Collins, is crediting a range of "get tough" measures… Audio

Topics - All Blacks fans are still coming to terms with the news that their star first five-eigth Dan Carter has been ruled out of the remainder of the Rugby World Cup because of a serious groin… Audio

Topics - The interest rate on the Government's debt has gone up a tenth of a percentage point following the country's credit ratings downgrade. A new survey is blaming a million poorly educated and… Audio

The Australian Rugby Union is supporting a call by its New Zealand counterpart for changes to the World Cup cost structure, Canterbury's estimated 30 billion-dollar earthquake rebuild could receive a… Audio

Topics - Construction has begun at the site where the controversial waka-shaped-pavillion structure that will stand on the Auckland waterfront. Some Wellington retailers have refused to remove… Audio

Topics - Police have been labelled hypocrites following sightings of officers using cellphones while driving - including one who was photographed texting in heavy traffic. John Key says he's… Audio

Topics - The Act Party leader Don Brash has spent the day defending his stance on cannabis. The Police are planning a nationwide crackdown on drivers using cellphones. Audio

Topics - Wellingtonians have been warned by their public health service to be on alert for Meningitis symptoms. Last night the bad news out of Europe and America sent markets tumbling again. Audio

Topics - Fonterra has announced record financial results for the 2011 financial year, for the first time since the February earthquake, more people have moved to New Zealand than have left it and… Audio

Topics - The French team named for their Rugby World Cup clash with the All Blacks on Saturday leaves out several of their star players. The retirement commissioner has accused politicians (of all… Audio

Topics - there's been a lot of debate over the direct and indirect benefits to the economy of hosting the Rugby World Cup. It's been reported today that the government of Scotland is supporting a… Audio

Topics - are schools going too far with what they teach children in sex education classes? Is the 'Ka Mate' haka being over performed? Audio

Are we going to be too well catered for on the waterfront now after the initial stumble at the first hurdle?; In these times of austerity are senior public officials and businesspeople being paid too… Audio

New Zealand's visibility due to the Rugby World Cup; The Eurobond may be floated. Audio

Topics - Free tickets for the quarter and semi finals will be offered to fans who missed the Rugby World Cup opening ceremony and game at Eden Park. That's one of the recommendations made today in an… Audio

Topics - the Government is to take control of the Auckland waterfront for the duration of the Rugby World Cup. A report on child poverty says at least one in five children experience severe hardship… Audio

Topics - Auckland transport bosses have been having emergency meetings today to work out what went wrong on Friday. Its has been and gone with the world remembering the day of the terrorist attacks… Audio

Topics - The Rugby World Cup is back at Eden Park where it all began 24 years ago. According to a new poll by Research New Zealand, 11 percent of us have no interest in the World Cup. Audio

Topics - The Child and Youth Mortality Review Committee has described alcohol as "like a toxic tide impinging on all children and young people born and growing up in New Zealand". Road Safety experts… Audio

Topics - A community Group from the Christchurch Suburb of Richmond is calling for a mass rally on Sunday to support residents in the Red Zone who refuse to accept buyout offers, Labour leader Phil… Audio

Allan Hubbard's death and the state of the Global Economy. Audio

Topics - The Government has just announced it is to allocate $70 million from its Canterbury Earthquake Appeal fund of about 100 million. National's party list is out and Tau Henare is one of the… Audio

Many Cantabrians were shaken awake this morning by another large aftershock; IRD says it has clarified it's stance following the landmark Supreme Court decision in the Penny and Hooper tax avoidance… Audio

Selling of SOEs, and seismologists examine the link between 2 aftershocks in Christchurch yesterday. Audio