Catherine Hutton

Old analogue TVs will be obselete by November 2013. Audio

Consumer advocates and public health experts say new measures to promote the safe use of LPG heaters fail to address the real issues. Audio

Critics of the Accident Compensation Corporation's system for dealing with victims of sexual abuse are applauding a highly critical report into ACC's management of sensitive claims. Audio

Amidst the damage and disruption of the Canterbury earthquake, spare a thought for the animals. Audio

Despite the promise of billions of dollars to repair Canterburys' quake damage, it's feared the money could fall short of public expectations. Audio

Investigators from the Transport Accident Investigation Commission are expected to soon take their first look at the burnt-out remains of the plane that crashed in Fox Glacier killing all nine… Audio

Friends and family of a mentally ill man who went missing from Wellington hospital in 2008, say the police should have done more to help. Audio

New Zealand's climate change sceptics have filed court proceedings against the country's state-owned weather and atmospheric research body. Audio

Israel has agreed to back a probe into its deadly commando raid on a Gaza-bound aid convoy, but some are worried the terms of reference will be too narrow. Audio

Exporters say the increase in the official cash rate will leave them worse off. Audio

Back now to Chris Carter and his fall from grace all began with his refusal to front-up over the issue of ministerial spending. Audio

Businesses, farmers and unions are calling on the governor of the Reserve Bank to delay any increase in the Official Cash Rate, to ward off a return to recession. Audio

The amount of time it takes for customers to change power companies is set to be slashed by the government. Audio

We're growing older, living longer and increasingly we are working beyond the age of retirement - the question is can we afford national superannuation and if so, how do we fund it? Audio

Millions of dollars in arts funding is up for grabs with Creative New Zealand announcing a major shake up of the sector. Audio

The Labour Party says Government moves to change labour laws are an unnecessary attack on workers rights. Audio

Critics fear workers will be left worse off under plans to change the system for ACC workplace levies. Audio

Parliament has been taken over by the next generation. Audio

The ACT Party leader Rodney Hide says it's sad that Parliament's Speaker Lockwood Smith, has to spell out how MPs should behave during visits by foreign dignitaries. Audio

Consumers are being hit by rising power and fuel prices just as winter starts to bite. Audio