Mary Wilson

The High Court rules some Government offers on redzoned land in Christchurch are illegal. David Cunliffe will contest the Labour leadership and quarter of a million dollars for family of a man wrongly… Audio

Fonterra asks Sri Lanka staff to stay home amid protests; watchdog calls for urgent inquiry into police investigation of rapist Rewa; a firefighter is seriously injured in Petone; and nominations for… Audio

Labour leader David Shearer calls it quits. The UN Security Council holds an emergency session over chemical weapons in Syria and Did the former head of Parliamentary Service jump or was he pushed? Audio

The unauthorised release of a journalist's email and phone records is under investiagtion in Parliament. New spy laws are about to be passed and for the first time a dairy owner is charged with… Audio

The Reserve Bank reveals its plan for home buyers with low deposits. Buying Meridian shares on layby and a pensioner roughed-up by police demands compensation. Audio

Emergency services are on standby, as locals are warned a Seddon dam could break. China blocks another milk powder product from New Zealand and dozens of same sex weddings are held around the country.

Central New Zealand continues to be rocked by aftershocks since a large earthquake struck at half past two this afternoon, but so far there have been no reports of serious damage or injury. Audio

There've been numerous aftershocks since the big quake which was centred ten kilometres south east of Seddon. It was eight kilometres deep and in the same region as July's 6-point-5 shake. Audio

Emotions run high as paedophile teacher James Parker is sent to jail and Solid Energy slashes more than half its workforce at Huntly East Mine. Audio

ACC apologises for another serious privacy breach. Paying more for power in Canterbury and Gary Romano resigns from Fonterra. Audio

New laws to crackdown on child abusers. A new Fonterra ban - this time in Russia, Kazakhstan and Belarus and a new record for Valerie Adams in Moscow. Audio

The Government will legislate to ensure its Fonterra inquiry has the power to subpoena witnesses. A climber is killed in an avalanche near Queenstown and a deaf boy wrongly diagnosed for ten years. Audio

Drug kingpin jailed for sophisticated importation business; Outstanding warrant on Read in Thailand until 2037; School students caught in Fonterra scare; Government still has questions about… Audio

A 30 million dollar taxpayer subsidy to keep Tiwai Point open. Fonterra calls in independent experts to review the botulism scare and a baby cleared of having botulism. Audio

Winston Peters claims police investigating the Epsom tea-tapes wanted to see his private phone records. An extra five years for owners to strengthen their unsafe buildings and Fonterra's chief… Audio

China's state-run news agency slams New Zealand's 100 Percent Pure brand as a festering sore. An email to the Minister of Justice, reveals staff were worried a Judge could go completely feral on them… Audio

Confusion over the extent of the Fonterra Botulism scare. Calls for Fonterra to be more upfront about the crisis and Police apologise to a Northland man left paralysed after his arrest. Audio

The Parliamentary Service chief resigns over the release of a journalist's phone records. John Key warns al Qaeda trained operatives are in New Zealand and Holcim Cement shuts down production. Audio

John Key refuses to accept responsibility for a journalist's phone records being released. A near record payout for dairy farmers will add billions to the economy and Manning escapes "aiding the… Audio

Parliament's speaker apologises for releasing a journalist's phone records. Jon Stephenson calls on the defence force to investigate a death threat and hackers target National Party websites. Audio