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Protestors angered by plans by the oil company Shell to drill a deep-water test well off the Otago-Southland coast today shut down a meeting the company called to update community representatives. Audio

Privacy lawyer Kathryn Dalziel is with us. Audio

The Earthquake Commission is clamping down on a blogger who wants to share details from a leaked email with quake-hit home claimants. Audio

The latest spending figures show growth slowed in March due to the Easter public holiday. Audio

Transpower is working on a plan to pay big customers to use less electricity. Audio

A report commissioned by the Ministry of Health has analysed the first year 18 months of the Government's 24 million dollar Rheumatic Fever Prevention Programme. Audio

A woman has made a tearful statement to the High Court in Wellington outlining the consequences of a serious street attack has had on her son and family. Audio

An Eastern Bay of Plenty Maori health worker rejects a suggestion that not enough is being done to stop the causes of Rheumatic Fever; An Auckland tribal treaty negotiator has lost her job - after… Read more Audio

A report commissioned by the Ministry of Health has analysed the first year 18 months of the Government's 24 million dollar Rheumatic Fever Prevention Programme. Audio

Auckland Council has unexpectedly split down the middle on a crucial aspect of how to implement the city's 30 year development blueprint. Audio

A former Queenstown New Zealand Postal worker has been jailed for hoarding tens of thousands of letters and parcels. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio