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The Earthquake Commission has admitted its privacy breach was almost 10 times worse than it had said, with the details of all 83-thousand clients in its Canterbury Home Repair programme being emailed… Read more Audio

EQC admits its privacy breach is much worse than first reported. Finally a deal to save Cyprus banks from collapse and electronic monitoring of criminals under scrutiny. Audio

The Tuhoe chief negotiator, Tamati Kruger, is being praised for his tenacity in securing a Treaty agreement with the Crown; Two Maori immersion schools are refusing to budge from their sites, despite… Read more Audio

The Government is still refusing to abandon the error-ridden Novopay system, even though a review has found the school payroll remains unstable and the taxpayer bailout for it has surged to at least… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A new Australian study has found the ocean's top predator, the great white shark, needs to eat three to four times more often than previously thought. Audio

The Human Rights commissioner is going in to bat for uninsured red-zoned property owners who want more time to consider their land compensation offers. Audio

Little growth in the labour market. Audio

Critics of proposed reforms of the Resource Management Act say they tip the balance too far in favour of farmers and business. Audio

The Fiji regime's draft constitution is being described as a recipe to enable the present regime to stay in power. Audio

The Government says a serious privacy breach by the Earthquake Commission where information on almost ten thousand claims was emailed to someone outside EQC was noticed within minutes and no one… Read more Audio

Telecom will have the final figure on job cuts at the company in a matter of weeks and says the number could be as high as 15-hundred but could also be more or less. Audio