Eileen Cameron

The North Shore mayor Andrew Williams is refusing to be drawn on the details of a significant announcement he says he'll make today. Audio

The man at the centre of one of the country's most notorious, and still unsolved, child murder cases has been allowed to move in with his young child. Audio

Police have just finished a media conference on the shooting of an officer in Papatoetoe this morning. Audio

Part of Manukau is in lockdown after a significant incident involving the shooting of a police officer. Audio

A killer claiming to be tormented by his actions has admitted murdering Auckland woman Marie Jamieson - bringing some small measure of relief to her family after years of uncertainty. Audio

The Employment Relations Authority has agreed to mediate in the Auckland Bus dispute, but there is still no end in sight for commuters facing disruption. Audio

Auckland's super-city mayoral race could come with a super-sized price tag. Audio

Stupidity or prejudice - opinion on the streets runs both ways on Melissa Lee's comments about the new motorway. Audio

For the people of Napier, the day has brought disbelief, shock and uncertainty. Audio

The New Zealand dollar is making a comeback, easing the pain for importers and making things a little tighter for exporters. Audio

That's the vision unveiled by the Royal Commission, but will it be enough to unite the 1.4 million residents? Audio

NZ authorities are treating the case of a baby born on an inbound flight from Samoa and possibly abandoned as a critical priority. Audio

New schools and 69 state houses will be built and five large state-highway projects fast-tracked under the Government's package. Audio

A huge paper plant fire in South Auckland appears to have been put out by the Fire Service overnight. Audio

Labour's planned benefit for workers hit by the financial crisis is set to be stacked up against National's package today. Audio

Rodney Hide has been held to account for undeclared donations while Winston Peters has been cleared. Audio

National's immigration spokesman Lockwood Smith's comments about migrant workers have been labelled racist. Audio

The families of those killed while canyoning near Tongariro National Park are likely to face a lengthy legal process. Audio

The spectre of big business is looming over some of Auckland City's key public assets and services. Audio

North Islanders battered by the weekend's vicious weather must now brace themselves for another storm. Audio