Eric Frykberg

It is 100 years ago today since commercial aviation began. Audio

The Internal Affairs Minister, Chris Tremain, says he wants to know how a prominent Northland man Alan Titford was able to contest the region's mayoralty after being convicted of serious sex and… Audio

New Zealand's national airline has become ensnared in a row over its foray into Australia. Audio

The Government today begins a whirlwind sale of part of Air New Zealand. Audio

The Government has ended years of debate over cook strait Ferries going to Picton or Clifford Bay 30 kilometres south of Blenheim. Audio

Wealthy reinsurance companies say they want to pay off the money they owe to New Zealand but it's not that easy and the money is stuck in limbo. Audio

Filipinos living in New Zealand are offering whatever help they can in the wake of the ferocious typhoon that's killed at least 10 thousand people in their homeland. Audio

A retired Court of Appeal judge who has spoken out about the Lombard Finance directors trial says they would never have faced court action under the new law. Audio

Environmental activists have lost a marathon legal battle to stop the building of a new coal mine north of Westport. Audio

A debt to a Japanese bank could spell the end of Solid Energy. Audio

Financial analysts are welcoming a rise in the value of New Zealand investments overseas. Audio

The chance to buy shares for the first time in New Zealand's biggest electricity company has just closed. Audio

The police are defending their actions in which they broke a young man's neck while illegally clearing out a party in a Wellington home. Audio

An urgent audit of the public funding received by the Kohanga Reo National Trust Board has been ordered by government ministers, after a late night meeting at the Beehive. Audio

New Zealanders are feeling less worried about their finances according to a new report. Audio

New Zealand's roading body, the Transport Agency, says a new expressway north from Wellington is essential for efficiency and road safety. Audio

Investors will be able to buy shares in New Zealand's biggest state company - Meridian Energy from the end of the month. Audio

The Green Party was accused of holding unrealistic and unscientific positions during a debate on oil and gas exploration in Wellington last night Audio

The Government has unveiled eight new areas for oil exploration. Audio

Official figures confirm a trend towards using cheap greenhouse gas credits from overseas to pay the price of New Zealand's environmental neglect. Audio