Kim Baker Wilson

Health workers say it'll be nothing short of medical negligence if the government doesn't assess the full implications of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal before it's signed. Audio

It's 97 years since the Battle of Passchendaele which became a byword for horror after more than 800 New Zealand soldiers were killed and almost 3000 injured in a single day's fighting. Audio

Auckland's cherished St James theatre, the only of its kind left in the country, is a step closer to opening again after a fire shut it down in 2007. Audio

A website that shows all the beheadings of westerners by Islamic State has been found to have links to New Zealand. Audio

An Auckland man escaped jail at his sentencing today for the dog attack in which his two Rottweilers mauled a woman to death at his house. Audio

A jury's found a man guilty of going on a violent crime spree in Auckland and targetting Asian toursists. Audio

The Government's promising faster responses and better care from a multi-million-dollar boost to the country's ambulance services. Audio

There's been a tearful appeal from the sister of the Lower Hutt woman who fell from an Australian apartment building. Audio

The Defence Force says the public had nothing to fear when it transported a large torpedo by road from Auckland to Ohakea. Audio

The lawyer for the businessman Donghua Liu says communication problems are partly to blame for botched building work on his properties. Audio

Media students in Wellington have been left stunned by finding out about the personal information everyday companies are keeping about them. Audio

The police are being told they're going a step too far with a push to clamp down on the number of bars and bottle stores in key Auckland hotspots. Audio

A High Court judge has told a man who repeatedly stabbed his ex girlfriend and then cut her throat that he's cowardly and weak. Audio

Colin Craig's already made a major concession in his run for the East Coast Bays electorate - by admitting he's not in it to win it. Audio

The gloves are coming off in the brewing battle over when and where alcohol should be sold in Auckland. Audio

MEA Mobile started making mobile phone applications in 2007 before there was even an app store. Audio

An Auckland councillor wants the city to slash bar hours in part because the council can't afford more public transport in the early hours. Audio

A south Auckland school is outraged approval's been given for an expanded liquor store right outside its gate. Audio

Lawyers for leaky home owners are getting ready to revisit compensation claims that have been dashed in the past, after a new court ruling. Audio

The Government's tossing out recommendations made after months of research which called for obesity to be recognised as a public health crisis. Audio