Mary Wilson

Hundreds of people have been exposed to measles on board a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Auckland because one passenger has since been diagnosed with the disease. Audio

The New Zealand dollar has recovered some lost ground, after falling about one US cent overnight. Audio

Teina Pora's boxing trainer says he didn't realise a meeting with top boxer Joseph Parker would end up on the news but he's not blaming promoters Duco Events. Audio

West Coasters are bracing for more rain after a day of flooding around Westport stranded drivers, inundated businesses and terrified two tourists when a slow-moving slip came down around them. Audio

Passengers stuck on Interislander Ferry in Queen Charlotte Sound; Flooding brings down slip around tourists; Warning of more rain to come; Latest on the flood-hit roads; Teina Pora's trainer didn't… Audio

A French tourist tells of being caught up in a slow-moving slip in the Buller Gorge during flooding on the West Coast today. The full interview is in Checkpoint after 5pm. Audio

One of the US' leading hunters of war criminals, Mike MacQueen, whose work is crucial to the attempt underway to deport up to 150 suspect migrants from the Bosnia War, talks about how they respond to… Audio

PM denies illegal mass spying on NZ citizens; Analysis from our political editor; New rules could push up interest rates for property investors; French tourist sentenced and to pay reparation after… Audio

A deal's been done in the US for David Petraeus to plead guilty but most likely avoid jail in the culmination of his spectacular fall from grace at the CIA and military. Audio

The Earthquake Commission and the insurer, Southern Response, have been accused of ignoring their own experts and cherry picking alternative theories on a damaged house, in order to help their case. Audio

Indonesia is preparing to execute two Australian drug smugglers who have now been moved to an island jail where they will face a firing squad in the coming days. Audio

The Government is ruling out an independent review panel to investigate miscarriages of justice in the wake of the Teina Pora case. Audio

A US Justice department investigation has found overwhelming evidence that Ferguson police officers and court staff discriminate against black people. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The executions of two Australian drug smugglers have moved a step closer with their transfer from a Bali prison to an island jail where they will face a firing squad in the coming days. Audio

After 29 years the national kapa haka festival has returned to Christchurch (last held here in 1986), with more than 5000 people attending the opening of Te Matatini today in Hagley Park. Audio

A Canadian university professor, and former deputy education minister in Ontario - caught out in a New Zealand pornography sting, has pleaded guilty in a Toronto court to possessing and creating child… Audio

An expert on fetal alcohol syndrome says there'll be other Teina Poras who've suffered a miscarriage of justice. Audio

Teina Pora, a free man after two decades locked up for murder and rape, could be in line for a two million dollar compensation payday. Audio

Teina Pora could get $2 million compensation; Justice denied because of fetal alcohol syndrome; Top Canadian educator pleads guilty after NZ bust; The national kapa haka festival returns to… Audio