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Thousands of people have demonstrated in Morocco to demand that King Mohammed give up some of his powers and take action to fight corruption. Audio

An American human rights activist has spoken about his terrifying 36 hour ordeal at the hands of Egyptian soldiers in Cairo. Audio

As violence continues to erupt in Cairo, journalists have been targeted in what appears to be an organised plan to intimidate and stifle the media. Audio

New Zealand's credit rating has been put on notice for a possible downgrade. Audio

The Auctioneers Association has described as exorbitant, the penalty that Lady Hillary may face for withdrawing the auction of six of Sir Edmund Hillary's watches. Audio

Sir Edmund Hillary's widow could be charged a penalty fee of up to two hundred thousand dollars for withdrawing a collection of watches belonging to Sir Edmund from sale in Switzerland. Audio

Police watched on as cannabis was smoked on Parliament grounds today. Audio

The fallout from calling a singing star 'retarded' and the international issue under greater scrutiny than any other - conflict in the Middle East. Audio

A taser watch-dog group says arming every police officer would be too dangerous, because guns might be be used when it's not absolutely necessary. Audio

The human rights advocacy group Human Rights Watch is criticising the proposed regional processing centre for asylum seekers as shortsighted and ineffective. Audio

Japan has flexed its muscles for a second time in a week on the controversial issue of commercial whaling, convincing Interpol to put a high profile anti-whaling activist, Paul Watson on an… Audio

Torrential rain is continuing to pound North Otago where the town of Oamaru has been cut off for much of the day with State Highway 1 still closed. Audio

Commonwealth Games officials are keeping a watching brief on the security situation in India, where the terrorism threat level has been raised. Audio

UK voters will be heading to the polls on May the 6th and the Conservatives are billing it as the most important election of a generation. Audio

The police and Ministry of Health are investigating the death of a boy who drowned while under the care of a trust which specialises in looking after the disabled. Audio

A team from the United Kingdom is getting closer to releasing a swarm of bumblebees after painstakingly collecting them one by one in the South Island. Audio

It's been less than a month since Kaikoura's Whale Watch won a responsible tourism award in London, now the company's speaking out for the region's marine life. Audio

The team behind yesterday's successful Atea-1 rocket launch hopes to recover the rocket's payload today. Audio

An increase in child illnesses during the economic recession has prompted the launch of the Children's Social Health Monitor website. Audio

Whale Watch Kaikoura has taken on some of the big fish in the tourism pond - and won the top award at the Responsible Tourism Awards in London. Audio

Scientists are closely monitoring a large iceberg seen near MacQuarie Island in the Southern Ocean. Audio

The Prime Minister says the gdp figures are promising and should prompt the international credit agency Fitch to remove New Zealand from negative credit watch. Audio

Councils around the country are watching Wanganui closely to see if its ban on gang patches helps make the city safer. Audio

A tornado provided an uplifting moment for a Taranaki couple as they were watching Coronation Street last night. Audio

Entertainers, celebrities and religious leaders are paying tribute to Michael Jackson at a memorial service before 17 and a half thousand people in Los Angeles. Audio