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Charlie Gard case adjourned til Thursday
The parents of 11 month old Charlie Gard in UK have been back in court, but the case has been adjourned till Thursday. We get the latest from the Guardian's Haroon Siddique. Audio
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Govt looking for "cheap way out" over state abuse inquiry
Prime Minister Bill English opens the door to the possibility of a review into the historical abuse of children in state care. For months, National has rebuffed calls for a public apology and… Read more Audio
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Wildfires continue to rage in Canada with no end in sight
11 Jul 2017Thousands of people are out of their homes and thousands more are preparing to leave as wildfires rage in British Columbia. Audio
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Labour promising to help pay high power bills during winter
11 Jul 2017Labour's promising to help with high power bills if elected. It would give $700 a year for couples and parents with children at home, and $450 for single people to ensure they can afford the cost of… Read more Audio
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Donald Trump's son in hot water over links to Russian lawyer
11 Jul 2017The White House is trying to shut down any more talk of Russia, after the President's son admitted he met with a Russian lawyer during last year's election campaign. Audio
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Philanthropist describes decision to build new children's hospital
Philanthropist and property developer Mark Dunajtschik explains why he decided to offer to pay for and build a new $50 million Wellington children's hospital. Audio
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Residents rehoused after structural & fire protection problems found
11 Jul 2017Structural and fire protection problems found in an Auckland retirement village, has forced the evacuation of more than 30 residents. Audio
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Brutal cold snap coats the south in snow and ice
11 Jul 2017A southerly storm brings snow and freezing temperatures to the deep south. Weather commentator Richard Green is out chasing the storm and warns it will stick around for several days, followed by… Read more Audio
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Business News for 11 July 2017
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Cut-rate importers are making a mockery of the law, says company
11 Jul 2017A leading refrigeration company says the drive to more environmentally-friendly fridges means standards are more and more important, because the cost of potential failures are much higher. Guy… Read more Audio
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Morning Rural News for 11 July 2017
News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
