Mary Wilson

A driver gets community service for killing three cyclists. Investigations into Rugby World Cup ticket scalping and a warning to the Egyptian military"the revolution is not over yet". Audio

Anger grows in Egypt as president Mubarak refuses to go. House sales hit an all time low in January and Dick Tayler resigns in protest over the All Whites win at the Halberg Awards. Audio

Auckland's vote to fund the Maori Board is declared invalid. Farm workers from Fiji are ripped off in an immigration scam and company records are seized in a huge drug raid. Audio

Hone Harawira fronts up to face the music. Accusations the new Foreshore and Seabed law is being rushed through before the Maori Party implodes and an emergency landing at Blenheim airport. Audio

A defiant Hone Harawira fronts up at Parliament. The search for Scott Guy's killer takes an unusual turn and a young New Zealander dies from suspected food poisoning in Thailand. Audio

Hone Harawira has released a statement to the media. Audio

Hone Harawira is suspended from the Maori Party's caucus. The minimum wage hits 13 dollars an hour and the nightmare of flat hunting in Auckland. Audio

Shares in Tourism holdings have fallen by a fifth today after the company warned its books will fall into the red. Audio

Bloody clashes in Cairo as protestors try to overthrow the President, Western reporters targetted in Cairo, Police are not charging pharmacist over death of intruder, Radio New Zealand Business… Audio

The clean up begins after Australia's biggest storm in living memory. Another leap in unemployment figures and street battles in Cairo rage through the night. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key has announced this year's general election will be on November the 26th and has again ruled out working with Winston Peters if New Zealand First gets into parliament. The… Audio

MPs get a pay rise. Some Pike River contractors will now get paid and predictions of more economic gloom. Audio

Former Feltex directors win nearly a million dollars in court costs from the crown. Strong winds fan fires across Canterbury and have aliens made contact ? - the UFO files are released. Audio

A chance for private insurers to compete with ACC;Nick Smith on changes to ACC;Mark Hotchin is told to manage his budget;Investor talks about Five Star Finance collapse;Dunne demanding to know whether… Audio

Breakthrough in the Mallory Manning murder enquiry; the Christmas Island tragedy; Air NZ and Virgin Blue look to cosy up on the Tasman; compulsory super a possibility and; Finance Minister warns of… Audio

More government money is needed to recover Pike River mine workers. Pansy Wong quits parliament and a British company gets the multi million dollar job of running the prison at Mt Eden. Audio

A major rescue operation in the southern ocean for 22 fishermen feared dead. The Police Commissioner recommends police should have greater access to firearms and the Pike River Coal Mine is put into… Audio

The RSA decision to move the production of the ANZAC poppy to Australia, using parts imported from China, is expected to save a hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Audio

The country's biggest -and arguably creepiest - Santa has made it to 50. Audio

The Government is giving more than 90 million dollars to technology businesses over the next three years. Audio