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The head of the Corrections expert panel on staff safety says its too hard for prison officers to use pepper spray because of the bureacracy around signing it out. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

An eye witness to the crash that killed the Canterbury businessman, Allan Hubbard, has told a court how the man charged with causing the collision was driving dangerously. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Engineers are manning pumps at the top of the landslide in the Wellington suburb of Kingston where two homes remain teetering on the edge, as heavy rain lashes the capital. Audio

Hundreds of people from Tuhoe are at Parliament this afternoon to witness the signing of their treaty settlement with the Crown. Audio

Listening to that is our education correspondent John Gerritsen. Audio

The acting Secretary for Education, Peter Hughes says the independent investigation will start very soon into the errors and wrong decisions made by senior staff. Audio

Two top Education Ministry staff are being investigated and could lose their jobs over the Novopay debacle. Audio

Two top Education Ministry staff could lose their jobs over the Novopay fiasco. Tuhoe signs its treaty settlement with the Crown and Engineers man pumps at Kingston landslip in heavy rain. Audio

One of the researchers behind graphic warnings on tobacco packets says warning labels on the cigarettes themselves could be a good thing. Audio

A sub-tribe of Tuhoe has lost its bid to secure 10 per cent of the Kaingaroa Forest; Labour Party Maori roles held by the late Ikaroa-Rawhiti MP, Parekura Horomia, have been re-allocated; A tribal… Read more Audio