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News from the Waatea team. Audio

Today police in France cleared a squalid camp for immigrants near the port city of Calais that came to be known as the Jungle. Audio

We cross now to China and our correspondent in Beijing, Quentin Sommerville. Audio

Brazil's called for an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council to discuss the crisis in Honduras. Audio

An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio

Crawling around in an attic wrestling with a five and a half metre long python is only half the job done for Queensland man Aaron Chapman - the next challenge is dealing with Mummy - she's over six… Read more Audio

News from the business sector. Audio

Parliament's health committee is distancing itself from accusations some doctors are responsible for the deaths of hundreds of men from prostate cancer. Audio

Protective measures introduced just six years ago to ensure the wellbeing of international students as young as five years old are now being reviewed. Audio

Ten Canterbury mayors are pushing for government intervention into the local regional council, on the eve of a vote that may topple its chairperson. Audio

New Zealand's moved out of recession earlier than had been expected - thanks in part to an increase in exports to China. Audio

An armed standoff at a Napier bus terminal that lasted for more than four hours has ended with the arrest of a man who police say has mental health problems . Audio