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The Privacy Commissioner has been told she is virtually powerless to fix complaints laid by the public, and reforms are needed to give her office more muscle . Audio

The chief executive of Consumer New Zealand, Sue Chetwin joins us. Audio

There's no relief tonight for customers angry at the high price of milk. Audio

No let up for customers angry at the high price of milk. More clout, muscle and power for the Privacy commission and a swag of medals for New Zealand at the World Hip-Hop Dance Champs. Audio

The Crown prosecutor in a trial of five men accused of murdering a teenager in the Bay of Plenty town of Murupara two years ago, says it may never be known who struck the fatal blows. Audio

How to save Pacific Languages has been debated in a live forum in Auckland. Audio

A Rotorua iwi trustee is calling for stricter rules when firms dispose of waste into water that runs into a famous penny-diving swimming hole at Whakarewarewa Village; Ngai Tahu has confirmed it's in… Read more Audio

Customers and consumer groups are anxiously awaiting a decision by the Commerce Commission which they hope will ultimately make the price of milk more affordable. Audio

The Corrections Department says it doubts if protective gear would have helped two guards bashed at the weekend, by prisoners wielding metal bars. Audio

For the latest news from the UK, we're joined now by our correspondent in London Barney Burnham. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Climate Change Minister, Nick Smith, has sent back the review of the Emissions Trading Scheme to be reconsidered following Australia's announcement of a carbon tax. Audio