Mary Wilson

Shares in Xero have fallen 1.5% after the listed on-line accounting software company said it's likely to double its full year loss to $15 million as it continues to invest in a growth strategy. Audio

Mighty River prospectus gives share price glimpse; a look at the MRP prospectus; red zoning not enough to claim total loss insurance; police investigate Gisborne car fire; divers carry out reccy of… Audio

The State Services Commissioner on John Key's phone call and hiring the country's top spy. A court hears the attack on Jesse Ryder wasn't a "jesse hate crime" and new laws to fight cyber bullying. Audio

John Key defends his role in the appointment of the country's top spy. Police investigate how a kidnapping, a car crash and a dead body are all connected and North Korea amps up the pressure on Seoul.

Will the government let Tiwai Point close? Police investigate crucial new details about the shooting of a stop-go roadworker and Red zoned residents refuse Government's buyout offer. Audio

Struggling farmers get an early pay out from Fonterra. John Key is forced to defend himself on the Sky City bid and CAA says airline pilots not under company pressure to take risks. Audio

Fears conservation job cuts will undermine frontline work. Harsh words for an arrogant pilot who put passengers at risk and Speaker struggles to control MPs over EQC questions. Audio

EQC admits its privacy breach is much worse than first reported. Finally a deal to save Cyprus banks from collapse and electronic monitoring of criminals under scrutiny. Audio

A 50 thousand dollar reward for information about Jane Furlong's killer. A snap leadership vote in Australia and cautious optimistim about economic growth. Audio

Police hunt for the killer of a roadworker. John Key defends the spy agency against more Dotcom allegations and Crown appeals mugger's sentence. Audio

Six million dollars compensation for schools battling with Novopay. 14 years jail for a New Zealand fraudster claiming to be a Tahitian prince and a Dunedin woman pulls a man from a burning house. Audio

Auckland's helicopter laser strikers are sentenced. Kim Dotcom is cleared to sue the Government's spy agency and the Commerce Commisssion puts financial advisors on notice. Audio

Dairy prices rocket as the drought bites. A police prosecutor admits selling methamphetamine and a soldier's mother fights for an open investigation into her son's death. Audio

The woman who clashed with Hekia Parata gets almost half a million dollars. Angry nationwide protests held over the Novopay debacle and is Mighty River Power grossly undervalued ? Audio

The Mighty River Power sale begins. An elderly woman is killed in a house fire and the trail of destruction left by four teenage girls. Audio

Teenagers in hospital after getting caught in rip while on a school trip near Dunedin; USA succeeds in Dotcom appeal over document disclosure; Police say it's a coincidence men chased were wanted on… Audio

West Auckland beaches are closed after a man was killed by a shark. The Maori Council loses its bid to stop asset sales and it's official - there's a drought in Northland. Audio

New revelations about the Hobbit films. A multi-million dollar meth syndicate is busted and Finance Minister concedes might not get as much from sales. Audio

The 85th Academy Awards have just wrapped up in Hollywood. Audio

The 85th Academy Awards are currently underway in Hollywood. Audio