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Two men captured by the police after a manhunt near New Plymouth have been charged with murder. Audio

The French Government has passed a law that will force publicly listed companies to hire more women in their boardrooms. Audio

The nominations for next months British Academy of Film and Television Arts awards, or BAFTA's, have been announced today in London. Audio

The US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has called on Chinese authorities to carry out a thorough investigation into the cyber attack which prompted the Internet company Google to threaten to pull… Read more Audio

The organisers of next year's Rugby World Cup in New Zealand say they will clamp down on people caught selling fake merchandise, as it undermines the game. Audio

It's day five at the Australian Open and with the latest is Dave Luddy, our correspondent at Melbourne Park. Audio

The company secretary of the Pacific Shipping Corporation, which owned the stricken Tongan ferry that sank last August, continues giving evidence today. Audio

The decision by newspapers to publish a photo of Victoria Cross recipient Willy Apiata on duty in Afghanistan has drawn widespread condemnation. Audio

Some doctors say a proposal to allow patients in public hospitals to pay for extra treatments will pave the way for preferential treatment for the wealthy. Audio

The Accident Compensation Corporation says the naming and shaming of a Kaikoura man will deter others from attempting to mislead the system. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Prime Minister has emphasised the Government's search for new solutions to social problems in his annual visit to Ratana Pa, south of Whanganui. Audio