Otago

People at the centre of a strong, shallow earthquake that rattled the South Island yesterday are counting themselves lucky that there was virtually no damage. Audio

A Dunedin woman feared for her life when a 150-kilogram pig sat on her lap, trapping her in her car. Audio

The police will try again on Wednesday to pull out of the sea the car belonging to the step-father of an 11 year-old Invercargill boy missing for months. Audio

With us is Victoria University seismologist John Townend. Audio

A fair few bottles of wine have been smashed but there've been no injuries or major damage in the strong earthquake that hit near Wanaka this afternoon. Audio

Reports are coming in that a shallow earthquake of about 6 mangitude ocurred near Wanaka at around 2:30pm this afternoon. Audio

After discarding two albums, Dunedin's Kane Strang presents his 'official' debut Blue Cheese, a collection of heavy hearted psychedelic pop songs. Kane takes us through his song writing process, and… Audio

For many New Zealanders, Gallipoli was to be the biggest adventure of their lives. To them fighting for King and Country was a calling and an honour, fresh-faced young men with glory in their eyes set… Audio, Gallery

Son of WW1 sapper Bertram Martin, one of the New Zealand Tunnellers. Audio

The second day of a hearing into the shooting of two Dunedin children has heard of a series of failures by the police to follow up on information that could have saved their lives. Audio

The police have admitted they should have tracked down Edward Livingstone's full criminal history in Australia of arson and assault before he shot dead his two children. Audio

If you think working at a museum is boring, old dusty stuff, think again. And the Otago Museum has entered an international museum dance off to prove just that. 'When You Work At a Museum' is an… Audio

The effectiveness of protection orders is a central issue for the coroner in this case. Audio

A deceitful Edward Livingston hid crucial information from health professionals in the lead up to killing his two children in their Dunedin home. Audio

The coroner's inquest into the shooting deaths of two Dunedin children by their father is expected to focus on failures in the protection order system failed that was meant to protect them. Audio

Luggate born, London based Hannah Curwood tries an alter ego on for size on her new album Hannah In The Wars, with the help of Cure keys man, Roger O'Donnell. Audio

New Zealand photographer who has created series re-creating of the last meals of Death Row criminals, backstage rider requests of rock musicians, and the food of doomsday preppers. Audio

The Southern district health board says its projected financial deficit next year of more than 40 million dollars is totally unacceptable and will be slashed. Audio

Retiring concertmaster from the Southern Sinfonia looks back on 20 years of music. Audio

Australian police investigating who stole Gallipoli medals from a parcel sent to Dunedin say they'll hand the inquiry over to New Zealand officers if they draw a blank in Melbourne. Audio