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The Greens are demanding the Government front up and release a report into the deaths of 900 lambs which were sent to a Saudi businessman. Audio

The art world is mourning the death of one of the country's most influential art dealers. Audio

An East Cape iwi is developing an online museum to store its old photos, diary entries and artefacts scattered around the world. Audio

A lawyer who told the Rotorua district court he was sick when in fact he was appearing on a separate case in a Christchurch court, has lost an appeal against being suspended. Audio

A pa sacked by General Trevor Chute during the land wars in the 1860s may have been rediscovered under road works in South Taranaki. Audio

Corrie Schuster was addicted to meth and believed the Government was using drones to follow him. Audio

Corrie Schuster was addicted to meth and believed the Government was using drones to follow him. Audio

The mother of a New Zealand-born teenager blamed for the Christmas Island riots and sent to Perth is angry at Australia vilifying detainees as violent criminals. Audio

The casino operator, Sky City, says it's on track to deliver higher first-half earnings, driven by winnings on its high roller tables and growth at its flagship Auckland operation. Audio

A Housing New Zealand inspector who lost his job for sexual harassment has been awarded 20-thousand dollars for what amounted to a humiliating dismissal which damaged his family life. Audio

Big news too on the building front further north, where New Zealand's biggest ever school rebuild has been announced for an Auckland college. Audio

A 35 million dollar harbourside cycle track will finally be built connecting the capital to the Hutt, partly to protect commuter railway lines from storm surges. Audio