Mary Wilson

Too many teenagers are being held in police cells for too long. Barack Obama and Mitt Romney fight it out on foreign policy and the mother who locked her five children in a van at the Skycity is… Audio

Christie Marceau's family struggle with the decison her killer is not guilty by reason of insanity. Opposition MPs attack the Prime Minister's honesty in Parliament and Fire Service managers… Audio

Christie Marceau's killer is found not guilty of her murder by reason of insanity. Some Maori will be offered a stake in State-Owned Energy companies and round two in the US presidential debate. Audio

Dangerous oxygen cylinders on board an Air New Zealand passenger jet. MPs objecting to John Key's Dotcom correction get kicked out of Parliament and MSD warned about security flaws at public… Audio

Stopping security breaches at self-service kiosks run by MSD. No special deal for Maori in next year's Mighty River Power sale and Auckland bus drivers vote to take more industrial action. Audio

The man who presided over the illegal spying on KIm Dotcom is to review the Rena disaster. An international scan duping New Zealanders out of millions is shut down and the United States Presidential… Audio

Red Cross gets two international awards Audio

More revelations in the Kim Dotcom spying controversy. Mike Tyson's visit is called off and restaurant owner is accused of fooling investors out of millions. Audio

The Rena clean up costs taxpayers around 20 million dollars. The police investigate Dotcom spies and KiwiRail mothballs the Napier to Gisborne line. Audio

Heads may roll at the government's spy agency. A cancer patient is denied a crucial test at North Shore hospital and crime drops to a record low. Audio

The Prime Minister apologises to Kim Dotcom. The man accused of murdering Christie Marceau, admits kidnapping her and calls for tougher penalties for hunters who accidently kill their companions. Audio

Revelations a senior police officer gave inconsistent evidence under oath in the Kim Dotcom case and health board defends handling of unsafe rest-home. Audio

The police wrongly told the Government's spy agency that Kim Dotcom was a foreign national. Angry miners leave Parliament empty handed and mothers are the most common killers of children. Audio

Government's spies under investigation for illegally spying on Kim Dotcom. Solid Energy mothballs spring creek and cuts hundreds of jobs and 158 jobs go at Kiwirail. Audio

158 other buildings may share CTV construction flaw; US defence chief lifts ban on NZ vessels in US ports; first snapshot of national standards data published today; Korean fishing boat officers fined… Audio

The man who stabbed two people in rush hour traffic is jailed for 6 and a half years. The strongest annual growth figures since 2007 and last ditch talks to stop the Bus Strike in Auckland. Audio

Kim Dotcom comes to Parliament. Another problem pay-day for teachers with hundreds out of pocket and Valerie Adams flies in for tonight's Gold Medal ceremony. Audio

More pressure on John Banks over the Dotcom donations. Keeping the very worst sexual and violent criminals locked up and why Brian Guy has stopped asking who killed his son Scott. Audio

A mass strike by Auckland bus drivers is back on the cards. A Nazi salute in court for a man charged with murder in Kapiti and a big pay rise for soldiers and sailors, but a rent rise too. Audio

More job losses - this time in Kawerau. China eyes-up Fisher and Paykel and Serena Williams wins the US Open. Audio