Mary Wilson

The Green Party is calling for a moratorium on consents for new coalmines and the closure of the Huntly power station. Audio

With 158 delegates at stake, the Pennsylvania primary is the largest remaining Democratic contest. Audio

The trial for 51-year-old Haumoana man Murray Foreman, charged with the Nicholas murder in late August 2004 is in its 2nd week. Audio

Another of Solid Energy's contractors has applied to patrol conservation land. Audio

The trial jury of a man accused of killing two teenagers by running them over has visited the street where the girls were hit. Audio

An Israeli tourist is missing on Central Otago's rugged Routeburn Track. Her brother speaks with Mary. Audio

The National leader John Key has outlined an ambitious plan to connect most New Zealand homes to high speed broadband. Audio

Medical specialists have described how their mother did not seem concerned about their health as they were brought to hospital. Audio

DHB spokesperson David Meates speaks with Mary after listening to the RDA viewpoint. Audio

Resident Doctors Association union spokesperson Deborah Powell speaks with Mary. Audio

22-year-old Byron Solomon drowned when an inflatable capsized while being lowered from the HMNZ Canterbury. Audio

Mary talks to Finsec, the banking union and the ANZ National's GM of HR. Audio

An independent review of last year's Rugby World Cup says in future, preparations for the tournament should be more low key. Audio

Mary speaks with surviving student, Daniel Adolph about what happened that morning. Audio

Mary talks to F and P Managing Director John Bonguard about his company's decision. Audio

The space around our planet is surrounded by orbiting space junk. Audio

Questions are being raised about new claims that members of Australia's stolen generations were used as medical guinea pigs. Audio

A poll in Fiji has found that the majority of people are against the Peoples' Charter for Change and Progress. Audio

Most American universities ban but students insist they have a right to self-defense by arming themselves. Audio

Australian PM Kevin Rudd has promised that by mid-December service stations will be forced to name the next day's price. Audio