Ceinwen Curtis

A Ministry of Agriculture report measures for the first time how warmer temperatures along with rain will affect plant growth. Audio

For the first time, official property prices, as recorded by Quotable Value, have fallen in a major city. Audio

An agreement is to be signed today between the Government and the building industry. Audio

The Maori Party is urging the Government to exempt food from GST, rejecting claims it would be too complicated to implement. Audio

How do you defrost a ten metre long deep water predator that's been suspended in a block of ice for more than a year? Audio

Doctors at regional hospitals are rubbishing claims that they could close soon due to the lack of Junior Doctors. Audio

Inflation has 3.4% for the year to March, and there's evidence to show those on middle incomes are now feeling the pinch. Audio

The Wellington Coroner has released reports critical of police processes after the deaths of two men in police custody. Audio

Impending crisis looming as more and more close their books to new patients. Audio

A decision is expected today on whether the development of Paraparaumu Airport, north of Wellington, will go ahead. Audio

New survey results show that house prices are now falling, providing welcome relief for home buyers. Audio

Takapuna Grammar is to launch an investigation into the way it dealt with a mentally disabled students death. Audio

The Maritime Union fears a free trade agreement with China could force lower wages on New Zealand based workforce. Audio

The Government is being accused of botching the legislation behind KiwiSaver, causing endless red tape for employers. Audio

Growth in property prices continues to slow, as residential real estate enters its fourth month of slowdown. Audio

Infratil says the Government's move to protect national assets from foreign ownership lacks a coherent analysis or explanation. Audio

A residential sprinkler ban has been imposed in the Wellington region. Audio

The group were banned from the Chinese New Year parade despite having been allowed in last year's Santa parade. Audio

This follows a report into the collapse of landing gear on a 34 year old plane at Auckland's Ardmore Aerodrome. Audio

They come from all over the world for New Zealand's natural beauty but for some tourists, it's all about extreme adventure. Audio