Mary Wilson

The container ship grounded off the coast of Tauranga is only just holding together. Audio

Rena 'just holding together'; Latest from the salvage company; Radio NZ reporter in Tauranga; Motiti Islander says damage from Rena is shocking; An angry meeting in Papamoa; ABs and Aussie name teams… Audio

The owner of the stricken container ship apologises for the oil spill. Salvage inspectors are winched on board the ship and hundreds more birds die on the Bay of Plenty beaches . Audio

Big cracks in both sides of the stranded ship Rena increase the chances it will break up. A major expansion of the exclusion zone around the ship and the United States says it's foiled a major… Audio

The oil spills worsens - the Rena is evacuated and the recovery operation halted. Earthquake Commission levies triple as Government struggles with a record deficit and pressure is mounting on the… Audio

Oil washes up at the Mount and the cleanup won't start until tomorrow at the earliest. Colin Slade is out of the world cup and a serial prison escapee is on the run again. Audio

New Zealand's credit rating is downgraded by two major international agencies. Why key Christchurch buildings like Pyne Gould Guinness collapsed in the quake and the Prime Minister maintains this… Audio

The SAS soldier shot in Afghanistan yesterday, at a compound suspected of housing terrorist bomb makers, killed one of the people inside before he was hit. Audio

Defence Force rejects suggestions of family dispute, Police reveal DNA sample in Mellory Manning case, Armed offenders squad return to scene of gang shooting, Man charged in aerial bomb plot on… Audio

Another New Zealand soldier has been killed in Afghanistan. The rugby union threatens a World Cup Boycott in 2015 and Pike River Coal says it has made a significant step forward in its plan to… Audio

The compensation deal for rugby fans held up on the World Cup's opening night. The deadly flesh-eating disease, necrotising faciitis, is on the rise and about two thousand Warriors rugby league fans… Audio

A win for Labour and Act win on the surveillance Bill. Turmoil on the financial markets starts to hit New Zealand's exports and Auckland University students lock themselves in, in protest. Audio

The head of Pike River Coal breaksdown at the Royal Commission of Inquiry and Terry Serepisos hands over control of the Phoenix football team. Audio

The Royal Commission into the Pike River disaster has heard heartbreaking evidence from the families of the 29 men who died. Audio

A Dunedin flag company is flying high thanks to Rugby World Cup fans. Audio

The dairy giant Fonterra is confident that today's record payout to farmers will flow through into the country's economy. Audio

Families of the men who were killed in the Pike River mine have told the Royal Commission investigating the tragedy they were given false hope the men were alive after the first blast. Audio

Families speak at Pike River Royal Commission, A big pay rise for dairy farmers and Economy slows sharply in June quarter. Audio

Evidence the Pike River miners could have been recovered after the first explosion. A P cook is sent to jail for life and defeating taggers trying to graffatti trains. Audio

Pike River Coal rules out a plan to re-enter the mine. A warning the country is on the verge of a measles epidemic and a lucky escape for multisport veteran Steve Gurney. Audio