Kim Baker Wilson
After the fires - what happens at Waikeria Prison now?
The Waikeria Prison fires are out, the excitement's died down, the protesters charged. But that's not the end of the repercussions, with three inquiries underway and civil actions launched. Audio
After the fires - what happens at Waikeria Prison now?
The Waikeria Prison fires are out, the excitement's died down, the protesters charged. But that's not the end of the repercussions, with three inquiries underway and civil actions launched.
AudioOnline "polls" on news sites worrying
Online polls on news sites have been getting attention on social media here in New Zealand. The problem seems to be reducing a nuanced and serious issue into a yes or no question for readers to click… Audio
French PM visit focuses on trade, Clark's bid for UN job
An official welcome is just about to get underway for the French prime minister in Auckland. Audio
Cladding failing on Auckland Council building
The high rise office tower that Auckland Council bought just a few years ago is failing, and any one of the large granite slabs that make up its exterior could fall at any time. Audio
Sweeney Todd injuries caused by razor blade
The principal of Auckland's St Kentigern's College could be fined if it's found he was to blame for two students having their throats cut in a school play. Audio
RSAs no longer need special licence for Anzac Day tipple
RSAs are applauding politicians for unanimously passing a law that means they'll no longer have to pay hundreds of dollars a year to serve alcohol on Anzac Day morning. Audio
Anxious wait for Belgians in New Zealand
New Zealanders in Brussels who live just minutes from the blasts say emotions are running high. And for Belgians here on the other side of the world, there's an anxious hour-by-hour wait for more… Audio
Stabbed liquor store owner too scared to go back to work
Sarabjit Singh, the liquor store owner who was stabbed in the back outside his own store says he's too scared to go back to work. He spoke with Kim Baker Wilson from his hospital bed. Audio
Liquor store owner in hospital stabbed outside his shop
As we reported earlier a liquor store owner in Auckland was stabbed last night outside his shop. Reporter Kim Baker Wilson is outside the store in Manurewa. Audio
Liquor story owner in hospital after stabbing outside his shop
A liquor store owner in Auckland is recovering in hospital after being stabbed outside his shop last night. Audio
Five days on from Winston, aid slow to reach Fiji villages
Five days after Cyclone Winston tore through the west of Fiji's main island, there are no signs of any substantial aid reaching those in need. Audio
NZ ramps up relief efforts as Fiji death toll climbs to 42
New Zealand is ramping up its relief efforts for Fiji as the death toll from Cyclone Winston continues to climb. It's feared the toll could rise further as emergency services are still yet to reach… Audio
Situation in Fiji every more grim as aid slow to get through
Power is still off in many areas - and the blunt reality is it's expected to be four months before it's back to normal. Audio
Surveying the cyclone damage in Ba
In Fiji the scale of the damage from Cyclone Winston is becoming apparent. Video, Audio
Outlying parts of Fiji short of water and food
People in one of the areas badly lashed by Cyclone Winston have had no help since the violent storm. Audio
Years to rebuild village where half the houses impacted
To Fiji now, where the death toll from Cyclone Winston is now 21 and it's feared that number will rise further when communication is restored to outlying islands. Audio
Iris Low-McKenzie - Hunkering Down In Fiji
As the storm approached, our reporter Kim Baker Wilson spoke to the head of Save The Children in Fiji, Iris Low-McKenzie, who was hunkering down with family. Audio
Doubt other banks will follow record low interest rate
Most of the major banks are keeping quiet on whether they'll match what's being touted as the lowest home loan rate in five decades. Audio
Govt commits to Auckland's $2.5 billion city rail link
The government has ended five years of haggling and committed itself to Auckland's underground rail project... the country's largest ever transport project. Video, Audio
