Ceinwen Curtis

Frank Cook, says the council has been sloppy at best in the figures quoted. Audio

A new study proves a technique used world wide to lower high blood sugars actually increases the risk of death. Audio

An oil exploration company may begin drilling a new well through an historic pa site near Waitara this morning. Audio

The Minister of State Owned Enterprises is refusing to rule out big hikes in power prices from State Owned Enterprises. Audio

The idea has wide support but there are some who think its charm may be superficial. Audio

Greenpeace says a shipment of nuclear waste from France to Japan could pose a threat to New Zealand. Audio

The Department of Internal Affairs has put its Births Deaths and Marriages service online following new legislation. Audio

The Prime Minister has been warned to tread carefully when deciding who gets help and who doesn't. Audio

That's seen a jump in the number of gluten free products in supermarkets by at least 20 percent and in many cases. Audio

Unemployment is predicted to hit six percent next year, that's another 40 thousand people out of work. Audio

At least 195 New Zealanders remain stranded in Bangkok as both of the city's airports continue to be occupied by protesters. Audio

Babysitter Tiana Kapea is today beginning the first of at least 17 years in jail for the murder of a 10-month-old child. Audio

Dairy cooperative Fonterra says there's no sigh of the unprecedented rollercoaster slowing. Audio

Leaders of the world's 20 largest economies, the G20, have ended their meeting in Washington calling for major financial reform. Audio

At just 2 percent of the party vote, and 5 seats, the party hasn't got enough leverage to make demands. Audio

Business leaders want swift decisions on big issues, such as the Resource Management Act, and the Emissions Trading Scheme. Audio

The Aftershock documentary appears to have had the desired effect, jolting people into preparing for the big one. Audio

With banks more reticent to lend with any risk involved, Ceinwen Curtis investigates the value of mortgage insurance. Audio

Despite increasing evidence that farm sales are feeling the effects of the credit crunch, sector leaders remain upbeat. Audio

The science community is aghast at news of at least 20 redundancies looming at the largest Crown research institute. Audio