Cynthia Morahan

New Zealand's sharemarket dips as Wall Street tumbles again. A property manager has been jailed for a 52 million dollar fraud scheme. Audio

A Chinese company's bid to buy UDC Finance has been knocked back. Four new roads could be tolled. Audio

Vehicles are lined up in Kaikoura to drive down the newly repaired State highway 1 road. A new report shows New Zealand doesn't have a plan to deal with the impact of climate change. Audio

34 property owners in the Bay of Plenty have to abandon their unsafe homes after a council vote. A former Police officer has pleaded guilty to murdering his estranged wife. Audio

Labour makes its ministerial picks this afternoon. A referendum on recreational marijuana will take place under the new government. Audio

Electronic Dance Music was given a symphonic twist by Auckland Symphony Orchestra in front of a heaving Auckland Town Hall on Saturday Night. Reviewer Tony Stamp was in the glow-stick waving crowd. Video, Audio

Former NZSO music director Emeritus Maestro James Judd is back in New Zealand to conduct the orchestra’s next concert Travels in Italy. The conductor was the NZSO’s Music Director for almost a decade… Audio

Doubts cast on when the Northland fuel line was ruptured. Steven Joyce says National's campaign has gained momentum in its home stretch. Audio

Fonterra has appointed Marc Rivers to the role of chief financial officer, who will take over the role from March. Audio

A Hong Kong-based company AIA is to buy the insurance businesses of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, including its New Zealand business, Sovereign. Audio

Mexico continues to search for survivors following yesterday's 7.1 quake. Wellington's city council votes in favour of overhauling its housing policy. Audio