Mary Wilson

The jury in David Bain's retrial have been read the evidence Mr Bain gave in the first trial in 1995. Audio

The best of checkpoint. Audio

The BBC's correspondent in Tokyo, Roland Buerk joins Mary Wilson. Audio

Mexico city lawmakers have banned the use of plastic bags for retail with punishment severe on the pocket. Audio

The Government has named seven roads of national significance in an effort to get them built or upgraded sooner. Audio

The court in the retrial of David Bain has heard crucial evidence about a computer on which a message was left the morning his family were found dead. Audio

NZ authorities are treating the case of a baby born on an inbound flight from Samoa and possibly abandoned as a critical priority. Audio

Nappies, milk and toffee pops have been the latest target of a teen armed robbery in Auckland - this time involving a 13 year old. Audio

Police investigating the death of 3 year old Cherish Tahuri-Wright have launched a homicide inquiry. Audio

The Minister of Education Anne Tolley speaks with Mary Wilson. Audio

Traffic is being held up on a major thoroughfare in Auckland after the discovery of cracks in a bridge. Audio

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs says it has been working with the family of a New Zealander in Brazil whose 3-year old daughter was murdered. Audio

Graeme McCann is the chairperson of the PPTA Principals Council. Audio

Two Kakapo chicks hatched on Codfish Island, near Stewart Island. They bring the total number of the flightless parrots to 93. Audio

The Prime Minister says the country's free trade deals impose restrictions on handing out government contracts to NZ companies. Audio

Residents in high-risk fire areas of Victoria are being told to decide early whether to stay in their homes tomorrow. Audio

The Automobile Assocation says the latest petrol price drops could have been bigger - and come sooner. Audio

The Australian government is warning that the country needs to brace itself for future large-scale job cuts. Audio

Chief Executive of Air New Zealand, Rob Fyfe. Audio

Judith Collins talks about the status of her Ministry and her confidence in its Chief Executive. Audio