Pike River
Greymouth's mayor reflects on another 'watershed' day
The decision not to re-enter Pike River Mine and recover the bodies of 29 miners has been described as a 'watershed moment.' Audio
MP says accountability now on the minds of families
Listening to that was Labour's MP for West Coast-Tasman, Damien O'Connor Audio
Greymouth community welcoming some closure
Greymouth residents say the decision to leave the Pike River Mine sealed may allow people to move on, four years after 29 men died in the explosions at the mine. Audio
Decision to leave mine sealed may give Coast change to move on
The decision to leave Pike River mine sealed will finally allow the West Coast to move on, four years after 29 men died in the explosions at the mine. Audio
Families reluctantly accept decision against re-entry.
The Government has initiated the first steps towards legal action over the Pike River disaster that could ultimately see the managers of the mismanaged coal mine being sued. Audio
Risks of re-entering Pike River mine are too high
Solid Energy says it knew it was going to disappoint Pike River families with the decision not to re-enter the mine tunnel. Audio
Pike families' lawyer responds
The lawyer for the Pike River Families Committee Colin Smith is with us. Audio
Mother of Pike River victim speaks on decision
Carol Rose is the mother of 31 year old Stu Mudge who died in the mine. She insists there's a good case for taking Pike River managers Peter Whittall, Doug White and Steve Ellis to court. Audio
Legal action as hopes of re-entering Pike River mine are dashed
The prospect of court action over the Pike River mine disaster is back on the agenda now that all hope of re-entering the ruined mine's tunnel has finally been dashed. Audio
More reaction to Solid Energy's decision on Pike River re-entry
Radio New Zealand reporter Nicola Grigg. Audio
Pike River families react to Solid Energy's decision on re-entry
Laurie Drew is the father of Zen Drew, one of the 29 miners who died four years ago in the Pike River explosion. Audio
Solid Energy's decision regarding whether it will re-enter the Pike River mine
Nicholas Davidson is the lawyer for the Pike River families' committee. Audio
Solid Energy's decision regarding whether it will re-enter the Pike River mine
Damien O'Connor is the MP for Westcoast/Tasman. Audio
Solid Energy's decision regarding whether it will re-enter the Pike River mine
Radio New Zealand reporter Nicola Grigg. Audio
Pike families to find out about mine re-entry
The families of 29 miners killed in the Pike River explosion will find out today whether re-entry to the mine tunnel will go ahead. Audio
Pike River families to be told decision about mine re-entry
The families of the 29 miners killed in the Pike River explosion will learn this morning if their bid to have the mine re-opened has been successful or not. Audio
Mining experts say Pike River re-entry is feasible
International mining experts say re-entering the main tunnel at Pike River mine is not as risky as Solid Energy fears and should go ahead. Audio
Experts says Pike re-entry not as risky as Solid Energy fears
International experts say re-entering the main tunnel at Pike River mine is not as risky as Solid Energy fears and should go ahead. Audio
Mining experts say Pike River re-entry should go ahead
Mining experts hired by the families of the men who died at Pike River nearly four years ago say re-entering the main tunnel is not as risky as Solid Energy fears and should go ahead. Audio
Pike River: Have lessons been learned ?
A Pike River Royal Commissioner is questioning why the mine's former manager is still allowed to work in the industry. Audio