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Police searching for missing Whanganui woman Marice McGregor have seized a van and are questioning its owner. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Auckland Regional Council is squaring off against the government over mining, saying plans to drill on Great Barrier Island would be ethically irresponsible. Audio

Poor communication and dysfunctional working relationships in the general surgery department at Whanganui Hospital are being blamed for the poor care given to an elderly man who later died. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

SAS troops could stay in Afghanistan longer than expected, as the Government appears to be reconsidering its commitment to the war effort. Audio

The police have arrested a man in connection with the failed Times Square car bombing in New York. Audio

The High Court has found the Privacy Commissioner, Marie Shroff, wrongly ruled against a doctor who told a nursing home one of its nurse aides was a drug addict. Audio

More evidence today of the struggle to make ends meet with latest figures showing pay packets are growing at their lowest level for nearly a decade - and below the rate of inflation. Audio

Wages increase at slowest pace in nearly a decade, High Court rules against Privacy Commissioner, Arrest in New York bomb plot and SAS could stay in Afghanistan longer than expected. Audio

It's World Press Freedom Day today and the organisation Reporters Without Borders ranks China as one of the worst for press freedom in the world. Audio

The Police Crime Unit says forcing SIM cards to be registered would help them in their number one activity - chasing down the people behind anonymous phone numbers. Audio