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Despite a record making number of people moving across the Tasman last month, there are predictions the exodus could be close to peaking. Audio

The father of an Auckland man is pleading for anybody with information to come forward so the police can track down his son's killer. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Silver Ferns Coach Ruth Aitken, says she knew it was time to go after last month's loss to Australia in the final of the world champs. Audio

A helicopter has crashed in a fireball in remote South Australia, almost certainly killing all three of the veteran newsmen aboard. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The Pike River Coal company says whenever there was a problem with safety at the mine it always did whatever was necessary to fix it. Audio

The Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority says it could step into the property market to stop land prices sky-rocketing but is confident it won't have to. Audio

Suicide attackers have stormed the British Council offices in the Afghan capital Kabul, and one bomber may still be holed up inside. Audio

Taliban bombers attack British buildings in Kabul. A offer to buy is in the mail for thousands of people in Christchurch and the Ruth Aitkin bows out of the Silver Ferns. Audio

The Indian anti-corruption campaigner, Anna Hazare, is shortly expected to leave prison and begin a hunger strike, following a climb-down by the Indian authorities. Audio

The Labour MP, Parekura Horomia, says Sir Paul Reeves was a very humourous man, he was always good for a laugh, and today's state funeral service for him reflected him well; The Ministry of Education… Read more Audio