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Nigel Wilkson who heads Health Benefits Limited says the savings could be between 10 million and 95 million dollars. Audio

The jobs of 13 hundred workers who prepare patients' meals are in limbo under a plan to close all public hospital kitchens. Audio

1300 jobs in limbo with a plan to close hospital kitchens. A Kaitaia paedophile teacher pleads guilty to 25 more charges and Opposition parties don't believe PM didn't know about illegal GCSB… Read more Audio

It's confirmed - bigger IS apparently better when it comes to penis size - but only if you're already tall and broad shouldered. Audio

Chinese investors are being encouraged to consider building a timber processing plant in New Zealand to create work; Research has been launched into finding the best ways in which to teach students in… Read more Audio

Oil exploration and mining experts say law changes to increase penalties against anti-mining protestors are needed to keep the industry safe. Audio

The company behind the error ridden Novopay system has breached school staff's privacy by sending emails to the wrong people. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A keeper at Hamilton Zoo had her feet swiped at by a fully-grown tiger, after entering an enclosure she thought was empty. Audio

The high New Zealand dollar and drought has failed to dent business confidence, with more firms upbeat about the economy's prospects and intending to employ and invest more. Audio

The Government is considering giving Inland Revenue the power to share taxpayers' information to help fight serious criminal activity like wildlife smuggling, immigration scams and investor fraud. Audio

The Prime Minister is the minister responsible for the GCSB. Audio