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The tapware manufacturer, Methven, doesn't have a good track record on acquisitions, though it's difficult to say how much of this was the company's fault and how much was due to circumstances beyond… Read more Audio

User groups say it shouldn't be the Government that decides what price companies can charge for use of the old copper phone lines. Audio

The police will next week re-examine crucial evidence in the Bain killings case after arguments over what photos reveal about who fired the fatal shots. Audio

The husband of a woman who died in the CTV building collapse says the Government's new earthquake prone buildings policy is more about saving money than saving lives. Audio

Fonterra's chief executive, who has just returned from a crisis visit to China, says all of the contaminated product has now either been recalled, contained by its customers, or deemed safe. Audio

The Tiwai Point aluminum smelter is cutting jobs again as it fights for survival. Audio

The labour market has continued to show signs of a gradual improvement, despite unemployment edging up and slowing wage growth. Audio

The Federation of Maori Authorities says Maori have significant assets at risk from any damage to the country's agribusiness brand by the Fonterra contamination scare; Te Papa Tongarewa Museum says… Read more Audio

Crown lawyers defending the Justice Minister's handling of David Bain's compensation claim say there is not a shred of evidence to back up claims that she was bias. Audio

The Government is promising a massive overhaul of workplace health and safety - but opposition parties are worried it stops short of introducing corporate manslaughter charges. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Fonterra's chief executive, who has just returned from a crisis visit to China, says all of the contaminated product has now either been recalled, contained by its customers, or deemed safe. Audio