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Auckland's waterfront is seeking more than one billion dollars of private property investment for its next stage. Audio

Opposition members of Parliament's commerce select committee want to subpoena the former chief executive of Solid Energy, Don Elder, to appear before the committee. Audio

The former Prime Minister, Dame Jenny Shipley, has dodged questions about the Mainzeal collapse during a hearing at Parliament this afternoon. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The engineers who decided a red zoned Christchurch house could be repaired have been accused in the High Court of manipulating results to please Tower Insurance. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The East Coast region of the North Island could become another Taranaki if on-shore oil and gas exploration takes hold. Audio

As safe as investing in Westpac Bank - that's what one investor said his advisor told him about putting his money into the failed financial product, Credit SaILs. Audio

The Court of Appeal has upheld a decision that allows Kim Dotcom to sue the Government's spy agency. Audio

The Airline Pilots Association says the community service sentence handed down to two men who shone a laser light at a police helicopter, is not the deterrent they were hoping for. Audio

Auckland's helicopter laser strikers are sentenced. Kim Dotcom is cleared to sue the Government's spy agency and the Commerce Commisssion puts financial advisors on notice. Audio

Lawyers and welfare groups have joined the growing chorus of opposition to the Government's proposed Family Court reforms. Audio