Mary Wilson

Another boat of asylum seekers capsizes off Christnmas Island. The defence opens in the Scott Guy murder trial and 70 textile workers lose their jobs. Audio

DB Breweries is putting its cider making into a new joint venture, so it can concentrate on the competitive beer market. Audio

An Otago woman who was taken off ACC after 18 years says she's still not rehabilitated despite the corporation insisting that she is. Audio

Solid Energy expects it'll be ordered to stop mining more frequently as mine inspectors adopt a tougher approach in the wake of the Pike River disaster. Audio

Two maximum security prisoners have escaped up an unused guard tower at Auckland's Paremoremo prison. Audio

The father of murder accused Ewen Macdonald has told the High Court in Wellington he'd have known if his son had taken guns from his shop. Audio

Ships and planes are searching for scores of people still missing since a boat carrying 200 or so asylum seekers bound for Australia capsized. Audio

Five Korean officers from a fishing boat seized by authorities have been found guilty in what may well be New Zealand's largest ever case of fish dumping. Audio

A woman is lucky not to have been killed when a station wagon being chased by several police vehicles, flipped and landed on her car. Audio

Woman lucky not to have been killed during police chase, Five Korean officers found guilty of fish dumping, Latest on prisoner escape at Paremoremo jail and Ewen Macdonald's father gives evidence in… Audio

Jane Furlong's body is found on a remote beach 19 years after the teenager disappeared. The US accuses New Zealand of not being tough enough on human trafficking and what happened to the puppies on… Audio

The man accused of murdering Scott Guy links his killer with earlier attacks on the family home. A top police agency sounds a warning about truckies on P and actors with fake beards and bogus diseases… Audio

The Government looks at introducing league tables for primary schools. Greece's decision to stay in Eurozone brings tempory relief to Europe and a new campaign to save one of Auckland's grand old… Audio

Man described by judge as probable multiple rapist walks free; homeowners win right to challenge quake zoning; NZ's most dangerous stalker goes to prison; and Obama and Romney lay out economic… Audio

A century-old jewel-encrusted Faberge box has been found at an Auckland auction house - much to its owner's surprise. Audio

Despite the legend that the three men who broke out of Alcatraz in 1962 would return to the scene on the 50th anniversary of their escape, there was no sign of them this week. Audio

People are buying more on credit in a significant turnaround following five years of dropping demand. Audio

An Australian law professor Kimberlee Weatherall says the experience with free trade agreements in her country shows the public should be worried about a loss of sovereignty to international… Audio

Despite record low interest rates the Reserve Bank's governor's dismissing suggestions he's helping fuel another housing boom. Audio

PM signals Govt might not sign deal with Sky City, Dr Bollard rules out another housing boom despite low interest rates, Lance Armstrong says doping charges against him are baseless and Lawless admits… Audio