Mary Wilson

The incredible wheelchair rescue from a speeding train. Labour re-gigs its party lineup and the PM blames previous board and management of Solid Energy. Audio

Hundreds of jobs to go at Telecom. Solid Energy abandons plans for a multi-billion dollar lignite industry in Southland and Cantabrians commemorate the devastating February earthquake. Audio

Solid Energy is in urgent talks with its bankers. The Prime Minister is forced to back down over a Sky City convention centre claim and a large scrub fire in Wellington is being treated as suspicious.

Sky City got preferential treatment to build the controversial convention centre. The search for forty Tongans in NZ whose criminal records were erased and three nephews of Hone Harawira are accused… Audio

A reprieve for some schools in Christchurch. Tourist hot-spots are targeted by a pistol-wielding robber and a small New Zealand military team will stay in Afghanistan for longer. Audio

Phillip Cottrell's killer is jailed for at least 8 and half years. A man admits killing his former girlfriend ten years ago, but still won't say where her body is and the wealthy businessman and the… Audio

One of the heaviest sentences yet for a child killer. 100 jobs axed at New Zealand Post and Tame Iti wins his freedom. Audio

A caregiver who dragged a patient inflicting welts and carpet burns. The chief ombudsman labels the government's charter schools as unconstitutional and President Obama promises to create "good… Audio

Abuse victims describe Pope Benedict's legacy as one of shame. Outrage over an MP's call for Muslim men to be banned from western airlines and a coronor warning about coca-cola. Audio

The surge in house values spreads. More than 200 Mainzeal staff are made redundant. and NZ may use Australian detention centres if boatpeople arrive en masse. Audio

The police revealed earlier this week, Shalvin Prasad withdrew a large sum of money from his account, and they are looking at the possibility he was bribed or blackmailed. Audio

Police separate families at Kapiti killing trial, Report says Wellington Airport earning millions more than reasonable, Mainzeal subcontractors get in to recover equipment and Nearly one thousand… Audio

Dozens of building sites are at a standstill as Mainzeal goes into receivership. Charges are laid over the fatal Parituku Rock tragedy and Lucy Lawless is sentenced to community service. Audio

Police crack an international paedophile ring. A kuia stoush at Waitangi and the week-long seige in an Alabama bunker is over. Audio

A man brain damaged in a police chase blames himself. The country's top coal boss quits suddenly and the Prime Minister heads towards a water rights faceoff at Waitangi. Audio

The Auditor General roundly condemns the Defence Force restructuring. David Bain files legal action against the Justice Minister and building consents bounce back at the end of 2012. Audio

It's revealed the driver in a fatal Kenyan crash was a former Bethlehem college student. Australia's flood crisis worsens and PM attacks opposition in his Statement to Parliament. Audio

A West Coast Lotto winner has come forward to claim the first Powerball prize of the year, and is now 15-point-seven million dollars richer. Audio

Three people are dead as floodwaters continue to rise across Queensland, with rescue helicopters trying to reach people trapped on roofs in Bundaberg. Audio

Melinda Howells of the ABC in Bundaberg. Audio