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Mark Todd will compete in eighth Olympics
Sir Mark Todd rides again - at the Olympics. He's been named in the equestrian team for Rio and become New Zealand's most capped Olympian. At 60 years old, he's set to become the oldest as well. And… Audio
Row over Catholic School's ball dress code
A storm is brewing at an Auckland Catholic girls' school over the dress code for the ball. Year 12 and 13 students at St Dominics College have been given a list of rules for their dresses - no… Audio
Air New Zealand highlights challenges ahead
The national carrier, Air New Zealand, says strong tourism will continue to support the company's growth, but says increasing competition is a challenge. Audio
Tolley rejects claims CYF massages abuse statistic for govt
The Social Development Minister, Anne Tolley, says it's insulting to accuse Child, Youth and Family of massaging child abuse statistics to achieve targets she has set. Audio
Update on serious house fire in Palmerston North
Now to the latest on the house fire in Palmerston North. Audio
Serious house fire in Palmerston North
Nine people have been taken to hospital after a house fire in Palmerston North. Audio
Work and Income forced to pay for beneficiary's $3000 tread climber
Work and Income has been forced to pay part of the cost of a three-thousand dollar piece of exercise equipment a beneficiary bought off a late night TV commercial. Audio
UN intern says tent living was a stunt
A New Zealander who lived in a tent beside Lake Geneva while on a United Nations internship has admitted his plight was a publicity stunt that's got out of hand. Audio
Majority of our packaged foods unhealthy - study finds
A new study has found more than 80 per cent of packaged foods available in supermarkets are ultra-processed - and are the least healthy option. Audio
Govt says annual benefit re-application will help
The Minister of Social Development is denying that plans to have sole parents on a benefit re-apply every year is a cost-saving exercise. Audio
Annual re-application process for sole parents "worrying"
The Governnment's plan to have sole parents reapply for their benefits after a year is being labelled a money-saving exercise that may put vulnerable children at risk. Audio
Law Commission review long overdue
Advocates for battered women say a Law Commission review into whether victims of family violence who kill their abusive partners should be able to claim self-defence is long-overdue. Audio
Crown admits breach of Hager's right to protect his sources
The Crown has admitted police breached Nicky Hager's right to protect his sources when they searched his home. Audio
Food grants drop by $20m in five years
Despite record demand at the country's food banks, Government food grants for struggling families have dropped by nearly 20 million dollars in over the past five years. Audio
Former All Black Jerry Collins killed in car accident in France
Former All Blacks captain Jerry Collins and his wife have been killed in a car crash in France. Audio
Beneficiaries say $25 extra not enough to eat, let alone clothe
The Finance Minister had downplayed expectations of measures to alleviate child poverty. Audio
More could be done to prevent radicalisation - Muslim leader
A local Muslim leader admits more could be done to prevent people becoming radicalised, in the wake of a New Zealand-born woman in Denmark losing her son to Islamic State. Audio
Elderly couple turned away from ANZAC tour because of walker
A couple wanting to join an Anzac weekend tour by train say they feel discriminated against as they were turned away by a tour operator because one of them requires a walker. Audio
NZ dollar hits record high against Aussie dollar
The New Zealand dollar is expected to equal the value of the Australian dollar for the first time since the kiwi was floated in 1985. Audio
Australian fans don't hide excitment
New Zealand fans had trouble hiding their emotions as they witnessed the Cricket World Cup slip away from the Black Caps in Melbourne last night. Audio