Karen Brown

British and US authorities say evidence suggests that a bomb is the likely cause of last weekend's crash of a Russian airliner over Egypt's Sinai peninsula. Audio

A New Zealand leader in the global search for drugs to cure cancer says it's unacceptable that the prices for new drugs are so sky high. Audio

People living in Ashburton are fed up with out-of-towners dumping rubbish outside their homes and schools. Audio

Fuel retailer Z Energy's first-half net profit has more than tripled, driven by strong refining margins, improved retail margins and constrained expenses. Audio

The Royal couple left the North Island flying south to Dunedin today to be greeted by an enthusiastic crowd of about two thousand Otago fans. Audio

And a former inspector general of the US Transportation Department warns that if this was a bomb on board then people could expect more terrorist attacks. Audio

The hunt for a sword wielding attacker;US aviation lawyer says they'll be more attacks;Hometown rugby heroes lead 13-ute parade;Royal couple head south for the day, greeted by crowd of about two… Audio

To Australia, where more than 90 thousand car owners have joined in the country's first class action against Volkswagen and Audi for cheating on emissions tests. Audio

The first female ophthamologist in Solomon Islands says a new eye clinic there has allowed for 300 percent more patients to be treated every day. Audio

The firm that made millions of faulty airbags has been hit with a fine of up to 300 million dollars. Audio

A New Zealander has appeared in a Brisbane court today charged with murder after being extradited yesterday. Audio

An advocate for Filipino dairy workers is worried some workers may be exploited if they are dependent on good feedback from their employers to stay in the country. Audio

The opposition has laid into the Government in Parliament this afternoon over the quarterly unemployment rate hitting 6 percent. Audio

The Southern Steel's Janine Southby has become the new coach of the Silver Ferns. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

People are spending more money on pub and club poker machines, despite a decline in the number of pokies. Audio

Police are investigating a mystery vessel found at the bottom of Picton harbour. Audio

It is getting harder to find work - with unemployment hitting 6 percent . Audio

The royal tour begins. All Blacks parade the world cup through Auckland. It gets harder to find a job. The SIS and GCSB under scrutiny. Mystery wreck sparks speculation. More money being spent on the… Audio

It's a New Zealand bred horse first and one raised here third in the Melbourne Cup, with Prince of Penzance carrying to victory the first ever woman to win Australasia's most famous race. Audio