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4:14 PM.Police are looking to re-open the investigation into the Pike River Mine explosion. It comes ahead of the planned re-entry to the mine later this year. Read more Audio

4:09 PM.Nurses may go on strike after 'strongly' rejecting a new pay deal from district health boards. A very significant number of nurses voted in favour of strike action next month. Read more Audio

3:55 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Story of the day today is about how the predictions of the Wold Cup animal oracles are holding up.  Read more Audio

3:48 PM.We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Today we answered Richard's query about parking, Myles' question about black boxes and Ben's one about driving.  Read more Audio

5:00 PM.Jim Mora is joined by Jennie Moreton, financial advisor at Craigs Investment Partners, and Professor Chris Gallavin, Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellor at Massey University's College of Humanities & Social… Read more

4:58 PM.The World Cup. We heard about the infallible pig earlier, but Achilles the psychic cat at the St Petersburg's Hermitage Museum also got Russia versus Saudi Arabia right. Audio

4:56 PM.Rebel Wilson's record defamation payout from Bauer Media has been slashed from $4.5 million to $600,000 by Victoria's Court of Appeal. Audio

4:50 PM.Is Spark is within its rights to give 1900 staff five days to sign new employment contracts, or leave the company? Audio

4:44 PM.Three matters pertaining to employment, featuring David Clark, Rebel Wilson and the staff at Spark. Audio

4:43 PM.Wanaka property prices rises have overtaken Queenstown's; in fact prices have slipped in Queenstown and Arrowtown. Audio

4:38 PM.What our panellist Leonie Freeman and Michael Moynihan want to talk about today. Audio

4:26 PM.Has Housing New Zealand made a rod for its own back? Andrew McKenzie its chief executive, has told a select committee that if tenants cause trouble in social housing, then people next door to them… Read more Audio

4:21 PM.The OUSA is worried about the level of black mould in students, with students so affected the mould is in their clothes and they're suffering respiratory problems, but the Otago Property Investors'… Read more Audio

4:12 PM.After the tsunamis and tsunami warnings of recent years we're probably more aware. Our inland towns are at risk from tsunamis. Dr Joshu Mountjoy joins us, he's a Niwa marine geologist, Audio

4:07 PM.Inbound tourists would be charged up to $35 to enter the country if a proposed international visitor levy goes ahead. Audio

3:55 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

3:47 PM.How are football and rugby referees' whistles different? Are New Zealand men doing it tough when shopping for jeans? And how much power would we need if the whole country converted to electric… Read more Audio

4:51 PM.The new Waikeria prison story broke during The Panel yesterday, and now there are more details. It won't end over-crowding and double-bunking, in fact Kelvin Davis says inmates could find themselves… Read more Audio

4:48 PM."Like a dog barking at passing cars…" National MP Paul Goldsmith on Shane Jones. Audio

4:42 PM.The World Cup kicks off tomorrow morning and Robbie Williams will sing at the opening game, but not without controversy. Audio