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America's first lady Michelle Obama has launched a nationwide campaign to improve the way families eat. Audio

He was once the golden boy of American politics. Audio

The first-ever account of UN civilians on the frontlines, co-written by New Zealand doctor Andrew Thomson is set to be made into an HBO tv series. Audio

Earthlike planets could be found and studied by space probes as early as the 2020s, according to Nasa scientist, Dr Jack Lissauers. Audio

The United States last year handed down the lowest number of death sentences since 1976, when the death penalty was reintroduced. Audio

A former world bowls champion is defending the New Zealand four men's bowls team after they were found guilty of attempting to throw part of a game. Audio

Government officials in Yemen are worried that al Qaeda has infiltrated their country. Audio

The US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has urged Iran to free three Americans as soon as possible after Tehran announced they would be put on trial. Audio

The US President Barack Obama has lashed out at some of America's biggest banks calling them fat cats. Audio

In the United States, the man accused of shooting dead four police officers near the American city of Seattle has been killed by police. Audio

Four police officers have been shot dead in a coffee shop in Lakewood, near Seattle. Audio

Efforts to control New Zealand's possum population appear to be working, with latest estimates putting the number of pests at 30-million - down from 70-million in the 1980s. Audio

An Australian paleontologist has just unearthed the fossilised remains of a new dinosaur, which has prompted a rethink about dinosaur evolution. Audio

Air New Zealand plans to buy 14 new Airbus A320s to replace its domestic fleet of Boeing 737s. Audio

Opposition parties are criticising the government over its changes to the ACC scheme. Audio

Health researchers have been warning for years about the dangers of over exposure to television, especially for young children. Audio

No child under two should watch any television at all. That's according to new research from the Royal Melbourne Children's Hospital. Audio

The increasing bloodshed in Afghanistan has been the focus of talks at the White House between President Barack Obama and the head of NATO Anders Fogh Rasmussen. Audio

As a young man in divided Berlin, Thomas Morr was throwing shapes in his bedroom to The Clean, the Chills and the Tall Dwarfs. Audio

America's top military officer has told a Senate Armed Services Committee that more U.S. troops are needed to win the war in Afghanistan. Audio

The American Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has expressed Washington's growing unease about reports of military links between North Korea and Myanmar also known as Burma. Audio

The BNZ has been found guilty of avoiding paying hundreds of millions of dollars in back taxes. Audio

The Russian president Dmitriy Medvedev says he's moderately optimistic of a successful outcome from a crucial summit with US President Barack Obama. Audio

Local residents in Afghanistan have begun to flee areas where U.S. led missions are taking back Taliban controlled territory. Audio

The latest figures show that nearly half a million jobs were lost in June alone. Audio