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The Christchurch City Council has delayed a decision on whether to help pay for repairing heritage buildings damaged by the quake until Wednesday. Audio

Richard Peebles owns the Manchester Court Building amd joins us on the line. Audio

A senior police officer has told a coroners hearing into the deaths of the Kahui twins that a lack of new information has prevented the case from being investigated further. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A major earthquake in Wellington would put most of the region's emergency response centres out of action just when they're needed most. Audio

The Eden Park goal posts have been auctioned off for charity, with the winning bid made by a former Wallabies coach. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

After weeks of negative publicity about the preparations the real action is finally underway at the Commonwealth Games in Delhi. Audio

The Government has stepped in and spoken to the main players in the industrial dispute over Sir Peter Jackson's film, The Hobbit. Audio

The country's first woman Governor General says she's astonished that the Prime Minister didn't respond more strongly to Mr Henry's question during this morning's TV interview. Audio

Pressure is mounting on the state broadcaster, TVNZ, to sack Paul Henry for making comments that have been described as racist and bigoted. Audio

The 100th anniversary of Government House has been celebrated in style today, with about 200 people turning out for a special reception. Audio