Mary Wilson

We hear from the family of the man shot dead by police. The government relief for Christchurch is extended and growing scrutiny over Phil Goff's handling of the Darren Hughes affair. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Explosions and anti-aircraft fire reverberate across the Libyan capital of Tripoli for the third night in a row. Western powers have not confirmed any fresh air strikes in their campaign to enforce a… Audio

Assistance package for Christchurch businesses, What the Chamber of Commerce think of assistance deal and Explosions across Tripoli for third night running. Audio

Frustrated business owners storm through the redzone cordon in Christchurch. The Prime Minister says there are likely to be spending cuts in areas other than health and education, as the government… Audio

Helicopters drop tonnes of water onto damaged reactors at Fukushima. The government upgrades its advice for New Zealanders in Japan and Prince William inspects quake ravaged Christchurch. Audio

The Reserve Bank Governor says today's emergency interest rate cut won't provide more toilets for quake hit Christchurch but it does make it easier for businesses to borrow and could head off a… Audio

The next Governor General is named. The Christchurch mayor is pleading for patience as people demand answers over whether they will have to be relocated to a different part of town and the Government… Audio

A national memorial service marking the Christchurch earthquake is announced. It could take more than a year for all the victims to be identified and Rocky raises 60 thousand dollars for the relief… Audio

The quake response in the worst hits suburbs comes under scutiny from the PM. Recovery teams stop searching the collapsed Pyne Gould building and its the last day of campaigning before the Botany… Audio

The search for survivors in Christchurch is called off. The cordon is to be reduced for people with homes and offices in the CBD and the Union of Students Associations says some universities have… Audio

Dust storms hit quake ravaged Christchurch. The Government will look at cuts to the Working for Families package and the head of Canterbury police says army light armoured vehicles and fire trucks are… Audio

Church bells toll and thousands stand in silence to commemorate the Christchurch earthquake. Petrol prices go up, but the quake damaged city is spared and what was found under a statue in Cathedral… Audio

The Government announces a band aid finance package for Christchurch. More than two hundred homes from near Sumner are evacuated and the quake takes its toll on jobs - Foodstuffs closes two… Audio

A list of schools and parks where Christchurch residents can obtain water. Audio

The following supermarkets were closed as at 2pm this afternoon: Countdown Colombo St, Eastgate, Ferrymead, Morrhouse Ave, New Brighton, The Palms. Supervalue Sumner, Woolston, Stanmore Rd. New World… Audio

The Christchurch Mayor has the latest from the cirt centre, Kings Education holds a news conference, Half of Christchurch's water supply reconnected, Business leaders meet with John Key. Audio

Suzie Ferguson, Mary Wilson and Hewitt Humphrey host rolling news coverage of the Christchurch Earthquake. The audio used comes from the start of the 6pm hour. Audio

A soldier's death reinforces the Anzac spirit. John Key and Julia Gillard sign a billion dollar investment deal and one of the country's most respected historians dies. Audio

Julia Gillard arrrives in NZ to promote a stronger economic relationship. A former ACC manager admits receiving tens of thousands of dollars in return for favours and the heat wave gets hotter. Audio