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More than 80 New Zealanders may have been illegally spied on. Will be the IRD be allowed to share taxpayers' information and Government playing down another alleged security breach. Audio

The Earthquake Commission has been granted an interim injunction stopping a blogger sharing details from a leaked email with Canterbury home owners. 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; A group representing Maori interests in Canterbury is hoping to… Read more Audio

The Retailers Association says new and stricter labelling of food could push up the prices shoppers pay. Audio

More details of a massive irrigation scheme for the Wairarapa have been announced, but farmers are hoping it will be up and running sooner rather than the eight years it could take. Audio

The Ministry of Health says it needs to broaden the focus of its rheumatic fever prevention programme to work out why children are getting infected in the first place. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

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