Eric Frykberg

Hanover Finance has anounced it will freeze more than half a billion dollars of investors deposits. Audio

Already, there have been two falls of 4 cents a litre each, and there could be more to come. Audio

There is cautious hope the world price of oil is beginning to stabilise, which could mean further price cuts at the pumps here. Audio

A police officer who led the force through tumultuous times in the1970s and 80s has died at the age of 86. Audio

A new survey shows almost one in four export companies plan to move at least part of their business off-shore. Audio

Ralph Matthes of the Major Electricity Users Group says the power saving campaign could be called off within a week. Audio

Trade unionists and the Government are at loggerheads with business organisations and the National Party. Audio

The High Court has been told some people are in jail for longer because rehabilitation systems are inadequate. Audio

Figures from 1997 to 2006 show faster growth for the economy as a whole than for its use of energy. Audio

An unnamed New Zealand woman made the claim to the police following the first rugby test in Auckland earlier this month. Audio

The return of the document was promised last night but this did not eventuate. Audio

A Department of Corrections file containing information about soon to be paroled high-risk prisoners has not been returned. Audio

Business lobbyists say changes by a parliamentary select committee to the Emissions Trading Scheme are far too limited. Audio

Motoring organisations are not holding their breath in the hope of a big cut in the price of fuel. Audio

The Tui oilfield has turned out to have 55 percent more oil than was originally anticipated, but what to do with the gas? Audio

Officials have been shown an energy device designed to generate electricity using the rise and fall of ocean waves. Audio

Today is World Environment Day, and New Zealand is at the heart of the campaign. Audio

Eric Frykberg speaks with the head of the UN Environment Programme, Achim Steiner about NZ's role in combating climate change. Audio

A shortage of water in the South Island's hydro lakes is hitting profits at NZ's largest electricity company Meridian Energy. Audio

The Parole Board is under fire from the Criminal Bar Association over its handling of convicted rapist Brad Shipton. Audio