Mary Wilson
Privy Council to Hear Appeal
The lawyer for the double murderer John Barlow is confident the Privy Council will quash his client's convictions. Audio
Dog Attack (Part 2)
The actions of a passing motorist may have saved a young boys life. The woman is Jenny Robinson and she's with us now. Audio
National Party ACC Policy
The National Party has officially announced its policy on ACC. Mary Wilson talks to John Key. Audio
Tensions Rise as US Elections Draw Near
After a live television interview, the Reverend Jackson was heard saying he would like to cut off Barack Obama's nuts. Audio
Sentenced Served in Community (Part 2)
Ian Crutchley's Lawyer Roger Laybourn joins Mary Wilson. Audio
G8 Summit
China and India say they aren't ready to commit to the deadline of halving greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Audio
Sports Broadcaster Gives Statement (Part 2)
Tony Veitchs' statement is examined by Employment and litigation lawyer Stuart Dalzell. Audio
Witnesss Protection Programme (Part 2)
The Police National Manager of Crime Services is Superintendent Win van der Velde comments. Audio
Witnesss Protection Programme
Jonathan Barclay was in the witness protection programme, and a disqualified driver when he killed Debbie Ashton in a crash in Nelson in 2006. Audio
Thousands of Truck Drivers Descend on Cities
More than four thousand truck drivers descended on cities around the country today to protest. Audio
Government to Pay 1 Million Towards Patea's Clean Up
A fire destroyed most of the derelict works on Waitangi Day leaving a pile of asbestos-laden ash. Audio
Marineland to Close When Last Dolphin Dies
Napier City Council has voted, 10 votes to 2, to close Marineland when the last dolphin dies. Audio
Ban on Blue Cod Fishing in Marlborough Sounds
The move stops short, though, of an outright ban on all fishing in the area. Audio
Commission to Look at Wages and Training For Jr Doctors
As a bitter stand-off continues between junior hospital doctors and district health boards over pay. Audio
Governments Plan to Help Families Meet With Lukewarm Reponse
Child Poverty Action Group says for children in many households of beneficiaries, things are getting worse. Audio
Surf Lifesaving Taranaki Tax Fraud Investigation
An investigation into the actions of the organisation's district manager Alison Douglas is currently underway. Audio
Tornado Hits Two Farms in Taranaki
The Metservice were today predicting severe weather conditions for the region. Audio
Hostages Freed After Years in Captivity
Former Colombian presidential candidate, Ingrid Betancourt and 14 other hostages have been freed by Colombian troops. Audio
The Government to Boost Financial Assistance for Food
Low income people struggling to buy food will be able to get twice as much money from emergency food grants. Audio
