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Topics - More work needs to be done to challenge New Zealand's drinking culture. Figures released by the transport agency show people are registering their vehicles as ambulances to save money on… Audio

Topics - The Government is planning to give speeding drivers demerit points instead of fines, and increase the number of speed cameras as part of a new plan to help lower the road toll and on the… Audio

Topics - The Government will cut the $1040 tax credit for KiwiSaver in the Budget - but it isn't saying by how much. The leader of the Labour Party, Phil Goff, says his Te Tai Tokerau by-election… Audio

Topics - John Key says changes to KiwiSaver which the Government will announce in next week's budget won't represent a broken election promise. Standard and amp; Poors has further down-graded Greece's… Audio

Topics - The Maori Party is dismissing the threat posed by Hone Harawira's new Mana Party. The deputy mayor of Christchurch, Ngaire Button, says despite a broken sewerage system, the council can't… Audio

The death of Osama Bin Laden; Obama's Staged Speech; Dangerous Drive by Policemen; New Driving Laws; Audio

Motorists face a record high petrol price, The New Zealand dollar slipped further against the greenback overnight, The Government has plans to cut the $20-a-week KiwiSaver tax credit. Audio

Osama bin Laden, Civil Defence officials say 27 properties have suffered damage as a result of yesterday's tornado on Auckland's North Shore, in which one man was tragically killed. Audio

Topics - John Key says both the United States and Britain have indicated there is a greater chance of terrorist attacks following bin Laden's death. A tornado has struck Auckland, with one person… Audio

Topics - Al-Qaeda founder and leader Osama Bin Laden is dead, according to US officials, and the United States is in possession of his body. The Western alliance has come under international criticism… Audio

The Finance Minister seeks a detailed plan to improve policy advice; the royal wedding. Audio

Rodney Hide has resigned as the leader of the ACT Party. He says the former National Party leader, Dr Don Brash, is the best person to lead ACT to November's election. Audio

The 38 year-old double-murderer Gresham Kirsten Marsh will be freed from prison on day-release next month, although neither his victims' NOR his OWN family think it's a good idea; An Internet activist… Audio

Topics - Don Brash says his age won't affect his return to politics and the lobby group, Family First, says the police should drop charges against a man whose three-year-old son drowned when a vehicle… Audio

The Ministry of Health has spent more than a million dollars fighting court action by families who believe they should be paid for looking after severely disabled relatives. Audio

A sweeping review of the Family Court is expected to target what the government says are inefficiencies and ballooning costs in the system. A man who threatened a hunger strike if he was jailed on… Audio

Topics - Telecom fined a record 12 million dollars for anti- competitive behaviour, a UN review team has officially concluded that New Zealand's response to climate change is inadequate and a note of… Audio

Topic - Inflation has reached its highest level in two and a half years, rising to 4.5 per cent. Audio

New Zealand Post is on the verge of closing some of its Post and Kiwibank outlets and laying off an undisclosed number of staff. Audio

Bullying; Facial Piercings. Audio

Naval blockade: Greenpeace say its activists are willing to get arrested over their protest against a Brazilian oil company surveying off East Cape. Royal Commission: Legal experts are in agreement… Audio

Topics"Straight Shooting"Labour MP Damien O'Connor has taken a swipe at the authors of the party list which was published over the weekend. Prison guards in New Zealand regularly smuggle in everything… Audio

The cost of insurance could rise by 20 per cent as a result of the Government bailout of AMI Insurance and the mounting cost of the Canterbury earthquakes. Audio

Party Central. The public service channel TVNZ7 is to close next year after the Government decided not to renew funding. Audio

The families of 29 men killed at the Pike River Mine have been assured that there will be no winners or losers at the Royal Comission's inquiry into their deaths. Audio