Mary Wilson

Our extended coverage of the powerful aftershocks that hit Christchurch this afternoon and New Zealand's Civil Aviation Authority says the ash cloud from Chile's volcano has risen and its raised the… Audio

A family of man killed by a driver with manic depression demand answers from mental health services. Hospital doctors race to prepare for an influx of Rugby World Cup drunks and how's your television… Audio

The dollar dances as the Reserve Bank Governor changes his tune. More than 100 jobs are axed and an Air New Zealand jet is being inspected after it had to make an urgent landing shortly after take… Audio

The former Labour MP, Darren Hughes, is cleared by police. The prisoner standoff in Hawkes Bay is over and the Hurricanes drop Ma'a Nonu and the captain Andrew Hore. Audio

Foster parents charged with abuse - should their names have been suppressed? The government's early childhood taskforce wants an urgent review of the care of under-fives at home and Mils Muliaina… Audio

A warning too much time and money is spent on programmes for problem teenagers which don't work. Questions about Corporate hospitality for Government ministers and wellywood becomes wellywon't, for… Audio

Hundreds of jobs in jeopardy as two companies strike trouble. The case for Auckland's rail tunnel gets the thumbs down from Wellington and the goverment is looking for savings of at least ten percent… Audio

The dollar hits a record high as exports take off. Accusations staff at Borders and Whitcoulls have been forced to sign new contracts and doing the business in Christchurch without subsidies. Audio

Shares in Fisher and Paykel Appliances have jumped almost 10 percent, after it posted a 33-and-a-half million dollar profit for the year to the end of March. Audio

Chinese frustration with NZ rising - banker;Heinz shifts some production to New Zealand;Credit ratings agency downgrades banks;Go ahead for country's largest wind-farm;Aucklanders who haven't prepared… Audio

Whitcoulls and Borders sold to James Pascoe group; Lion Brewery axes 38 Christchurch jobs; two properties owned by Terry Serepisos go into receivership; accountant pleads guilty to multi-million fraud… Audio

The country's largest ever demolition job will start soon in Christchurch, with work to begin on bringing down the 26-storey Hotel Grand Chancellor. Audio

Hotel to be country's largest demolition job, Lyttelton Port cleared to use loads of rubble, Solicitor General turns down plea to throw out Urewera case, Hone Harawira says new Maori party candidate… Audio

The listed biomedical firm, Pacific Edge, has struck a major deal to license its world-first bladder cancer test in Spain and Portugal. The Dunedin-based company has signed up the biotechnology and… Audio

Mines rescue says still not been asked to recover bodies;Credible recovery plan needed - PM;Ultra-fast broadband deal unveiled;Fonterra still on track for record payout;Millions to be spent on Tui… Audio

Pike River family says leave remains alone; Pike River Families Committee verdict; Porirua labeled the rheumatic fever capital of the country; murder accused says he'll name real killer of Marice… Audio

Is the government done with cutting kiwisaver ? Conflicting messages from the government on further changes to Kiwisaver and the police officer who pursued a wife killer till justice was done Audio

The row over retrieving Pike River remains escalates, Fiji moves to extradite its top ranking military fugitive and will Ngapuhi's most famous kuia be banned from Waitangi for her outrageous rudeness… Audio

Harrowing details about the final moments of those trapped inside the CTV building. Fiji's hunt for the people who helped a senior military fugitive flee to Tonga and the naked man who hid from police… Audio

Labour links a fifty thousand dollar donation to National with the BMW deal. Plans to cut the kiwisaver tax-credit and 360 thousand dollars for two innocent men jailed for more than nine months . Audio