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Public hospital radiographers are threatening to expand rolling industrial action affecting almost all of the country's district health boards. Audio

New Zealand is getting a bigger share of the southern blue fin tuna catch - even though the international quota is being cut. Audio

Doctors in England say smoking should be banned in cars, as well as in public spaces where young people are likely to congregate. Audio

The police in Waikato say a 75-thousand dollar fence is preventing people from getting on to the main trunk railway line at Ngaruawahia and jumping off the rail bridge. Audio

Investigators are trying to find out how an Australian man convicted of corruption managed to become a director of two New Zealand companies while in jail. Audio

European leaders have hammered out a deal that could see the International Monetary Fund involved in any bailout of Greece over its debt crisis. Audio

The Government is dismissing claims that it's set to benefit from a two billion dollar windfall off the back of homeowners' misfortune with their leaky homes. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The company which runs Countdown, Woolworths, and Foodtown, supermarkets, is undertaking a voluntary nationwide recall of one kilogram packs of Home Brand Jasmine Rice, which may be contaminated with… Read more Audio

Angry owners of Toyota vehicles in the United States are fighting for the right to take the biggest ever class action against a single car manufacturer. Audio

The former head of the Immigration Service has been fined 10-thousand dollars for falsifying her CV. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio