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A judge has described as bizarre, the case of a student who went to great lengths to steal 98 exam papers from Otago University, including her own. Audio

Gurjinder Singh has told a court he planned to confront his lover's husband about his violence - not stab him. Audio

And now to the mysterious disappearance of the five new flag prospects in Dunedin. Audio

Several hundred litres of fuel oil has spilled into Whangarei Harbour. Audio

China has joined an elite group by receiving reserve currency status. Audio

The Government is being accused of making a mess of the Christchurch rebuild following the release of a Treasury report saying it's missed key milestones. Audio

The country's purchasing power has weakened because of a lower New Zealand dollar. Audio

The High Court's ruled that Fonterra engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct in its dealings with some South Canterbury farmers. Audio

The senior Labour MP Ruth Dyson has been referred to Parliament's privileges committee for critcising the Speaker of the House on twitter. Audio

Government ministers have been questioned about their record on climate change in Parliament, after the Prime Minister's speech to the Paris summit overnight. Audio

The Chris Cairns verdict overnight is raising more questions than answers. Audio

There's a warning tonight there could be more cases of Hepatitis A linked to frozen berries brought into the country from overseas. Audio