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It's coming up to the coldest part of the year, and a keen group of winter sportsmen are on weather watch in the Maniototo this week. Audio

After declaring a swine flu pandemic, the World Health Organisation is paying careful attention to what happens in the Southern Hemisphere with the onset of winter and the regular flu season. Audio

The Government says it's watching closely as the swine flu virus sweeps through Australia. Audio

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The Prime Minister has recommended the Security Intelligence Service stop monitoring the activities of sitting MPs. Audio

A group to preserve Wellington's waterfront says the council is seeking to silence public opposition to future development. Audio

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Reed Brody is the European Press Director and Counsel, Human Rights Watch. Audio

Before they enter court repeat offenders will have to watch this DVD, which highlights the devastating effects of drink driving. Audio

It's been revealed that a government ministry paid a private investigator to watch the Rugby World Cup. Audio

Dairy farmers are now watching their budgets closely and working out how they'll manage a paycut. Audio

They fear people might donate less money if their own future is insecure. Audio

Kenneth Roth is the Executive Director of Human Rights Watch - based in New York and they are celebrating 30 years of hard work. Audio

The Hurunui District Council is ready to evacuate the small town of Amberley Beach this evening, if flooding continues. Audio

Software freedom activist visiting New Zealand to help promote the use, dissemination and ideals of free software. Audio

But with a million names on the list it can make traveling a frustrating and baffling hassle. Audio

People in towns across the flooded Mississippi River in the United States are sandbagging their homes as fast as they can. Audio

With fuel prices soaring on both sides of the Tasman, The Fuel Watch scheme is being touted as a possibility to help consumers. Audio

The public is being asked to watch out for people posing as collectors for the RSA today. Audio

The Kaituna River has been watched closely overnight because of fears heavy rain would see the river overflow. Audio

The watch for holiday road deaths officially began an hour ago, as police fight to keep a lid on the rising annual toll. Audio

Attitudes towards caring for the mentally ill in New Zealand have changed dramatically over the last 70 years. How did our society cope with those who were regarded as "hopeless", "mad" or simply… Audio, Gallery