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The country's purchasing power has weakened because of a lower New Zealand dollar. Audio

The High Court's ruled that Fonterra engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct in its dealings with some South Canterbury farmers. Audio

The senior Labour MP Ruth Dyson has been referred to Parliament's privileges committee for critcising the Speaker of the House on twitter. Audio

Government ministers have been questioned about their record on climate change in Parliament, after the Prime Minister's speech to the Paris summit overnight. Audio

The Chris Cairns verdict overnight is raising more questions than answers. Audio

There's a warning tonight there could be more cases of Hepatitis A linked to frozen berries brought into the country from overseas. Audio

Opotiki College is refusing to talk tonight after the arrest of five young men, charged with sexual offending against underage girls. Audio

Opotiki College is refusing to talk tonight after the arrest of five young men, charged with sexual offending against underage girls and there's a warning tonight there could be more cases of… Read more Audio

A New Zealand woman who died in Fiji yesterday was worried for her safety after the Fiji Rugby Union warned her to close down her charity. Audio

Western intelligence agencies fear Islamic State's core leaders may be preparing to fall back to a base in Libya, where there are few good options to contain the terror group. Audio

Colorado's state governor is calling for calm on both sides of the US abortion debate, following the fatal shooting of three people at a family planning clinic. Audio

An emergency department doctor in Australia wants festival goers to be able to test the safety of drugs they plan to take. Audio