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Spy firms exploits Pacific-based mobile operators to track people on the other side of the globe; Church leaders from around the region want to play a role in caring for Pacific seasonal workers, and… Audio

Today on part two of The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Cindy Mitchener and Simon Wilson discuss the Opunake TSB branch closing and the impact on the community. Also, they discuss National's… Audio

Today on part two of The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Mary-Margaret Slack and Scott Campbell discuss power companies making millions a day while people struggle to pay their power bills… Audio

After well over a century, a rural school is closing its doors today. A victim, its principal says, of the cost of living. Papatawa School, near the Manawatu Gorge, had just two pupils return this… Audio

Today on part two of The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Julie Woods and Nick Leggett discuss whether changing the voting age should be a referendum topic or not. Also, they discuss people not… Audio

Today on part two of The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Jennie Moreton and Johny O'Donnell discuss whether financial literacy and education should be in the home instead of the classroom. Also… Audio

The public sector has been told it must cut up to 2 percent from its baseline budgets over the next 4 years.

The government is tightening its belt to making savings of around $4 billion in the public… Audio

Today on part two of The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Sarah Sparks and Ian Powell discuss the shortages in hospital emergency departments nationwide. Also, they discuss the possibility of Mt… Audio

The director of auction house Webb's says he expects a painting from late Christchurch artist Bill Hammond to become one of the most expensive paintings ever sold in New Zealand.

Melting Moments I… Audio

Now, on to the Lungs. Audio

 Lord Joseph Banks assembles a crew for a noble mission: to go to the very source of pleasure, in order to destroy it... Audio

Scarlett refuses to accept Denis' passing, placing her charmed objects on his bed in the hope he’ll live forever. Dr. P discovers his premonition was true when he sees Scarlett with Grandad Denis. Video

The election looms over Parliament’s debating chamber and as it nears the behaviour of MPs is amplified, especially in Question Time. We have a week of photos from above and from down amongst it.

Today on part two of The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Sally Wenley and Andie McCombs discuss whether people who lived in the UK during the mad cow disease era to be able to donate blood in… Audio

West Auckland homeowners are frustrated with the long wait for flood resilience work, with many fearful for the future of their homes.

West Auckland was one of the most severely damaged areas in the… Audio

Communities hit hard by Auckland's January and February storms will soon have their say on a $2 billion cost-sharing package to repair the damage and help Aucklanders move on with their lives.

The… Audio

Auckland Council and the government have agreed on a $2 billion flood rescue & resilience package including, a 50-50 shared buyout of unihabitable homes. Here's a bit of the breakdown: $820 million… Video, Audio

Today on part two of The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Ali Jones and David Slack discuss that bullying in schools is much higher than what teachers think it is. Also, they discuss what New… Audio