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Britain and Argentina are locked in a new row over the Falkland Islands. Audio

Tourism organisations say they're dismayed with a court ruling that will let the European Union to levy a carbon emissions tax on airlines. Audio

The Labour Party says the rebuild of Christchurch hospitals' will be the first step towards a part privatisation of health services under National. Audio

Our reporter Lorna Perry is outside the Club Habitat holiday park where the attack happened. Audio

A five year old girl is in a serious condition after surgery following a sexually motivated attack by an intruder late last night at a Turangi campground. Audio

Teacher and principal groups are warning of a growing rich-poor gap and say government funding for poorer schools must be boosted. Audio

Now to the latest in the Nelson and Tasman districts, where more than 100 houses are still off limits after last week's record rainfall. Audio

A lawyer representing the Bay of Plenty family of a Christchurch man, says the whanau wants the Supreme Court to decide on the legality of their actions; Auckland's Medical Officer of Health is… Read more Audio

Mediation has failed between the country's largest port and the Maritime Union, with workers due to strike again from tonight. Audio

The Occupy Auckland group has lost a last minute bid to continue its stand at Aotea Square. Audio

The Prime Minister has confirmed that the SAS will come home from Afghanistan in March, but is not ruling out sending them back in the future. Audio

The economy is growing at its fastest rate in nearly two years. Audio