Kim Baker Wilson

New Zealand is just one win away from bringing back the America's Cup and by conservative estimates the regattas of 2000 and 2003 were together worth 1.2-billion dollars. Audio

Fonterra's latest Global Dairy Trade auction is a double milestone for the platform. Audio

The third race in the America's Cup will start in about half an hour, with excitement again building in San Francisco. But race day hype hasn't completely answered the questions over whether the event… Audio

Labour vowing unity whichever leader chosen; Abbott gets straight to work; Team New Zealand to meet Oracle for second day of America's Cup; John Kerry in Paris bolstering support for strike on Syria… Audio

Lawyers for the Auckland Council's water company say they may never know what caused the gas explosion which killed a worker and seriously injured another in 2011 Audio

The 23 inmates police say are behind a violent and fiery rampage at Spring Hill prison in Waikato could face an extra 14 years' jail. Audio

The Medical Council is moving to crack down on the misuse of social media by doctors. Audio

Health authorities say the first person to be charged with selling illegal synthetic highs could be jailed for up to two years. Audio

An Air New Zealand jet is being inspected after it had to make an urgent landing shortly after take off. Audio

New Zealand authors will gain unprecedented exposure after this country was signed guest of honour for the Frankfurt Book Fair. Audio

MAF is investigating a baby formula manufacturer. Audio

But who's voice is it? Audio

Manurewa locals say their area has enough problems already without putting a new prison there. The Corrections Department wants to build a men's prison in Wiri, where there is already one for women. Audio

It was books of a different kind being celebrated on the eve of the budget last night. Audio

The Electricty's Authority's ruling that Genesis Energy massively over-charged its wholesale customers is being hailed a victory. Audio

Flights have been cancelled, roofs have lifted and there have been substantial landslips as wild weather sweeps the country. Audio

Child, Youth, and Family is apologising after confidential documents were found in one of its cars sold at an Auckland auction yard. Audio

A South Auckland community's hailing a programme using music to keep children on the straight and narrow. The idea, pioneered overseas, is credited with reducing crime, keeping children from gangs and… Audio

With membership of the RSA dwindling an Auckland Business group is calling on more community groups to get involved in organising and running Anzac Day services. Audio

The aviation industry says it's being unfairly targeted by the government's moves to cut the cost of the student loans scheme. Audio