Sean Plunket

The use of the restraints in prison vans was recommended after the death of Liam Ashley. Audio

Zimbabwe's deputy information minister Bright Matonga says Mr Mugabe has not lost the election and will fight to the end. Audio

The additional deployment was announced by the Prime Minister at the NATO summit on Afghanistan currently being held in Romania. Audio

The BNZ says houses are up to 30 percent overvalued, and expects prices to fall by at least 10 percent this year alone. Audio

The City of Manukau Education Trust says a recent survey reveals a chronic shortage of services. Audio

Property investor website editor Philip Macalister says the doom merchants are over-emphasing an already well known fact. Audio

Not everyone would agree the staging of a pop idol show on television shows a society is making progress. Audio

Hundreds of families are now involved. Audio

National party's deputy leader Bill English is heading up moves to try to amend the Electoral Finance Act. Audio

Mr Mugabe has lost the presidential contest but believes a second round of voting may be necessary. Audio

The Labour Party has breached its own Electoral Finance Act, in the first ruling on the new act by the Electoral Commission. Audio

Mugabe's Zanu-PF party has lost control of the Zimbawean parliament for the first time since the end of white minority rule. Audio

Mike Sabin, Director of Methcon Group talks about metamphetamine in our Communiity Audio

Are April Fool's jokes damaging the credibility of the media? Audio

Zimbabwe's opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai denies talks with President Robert Mugabe. Audio

Cleaners, orderlies and food workers from hospitals stretching from Kaitaia to Invercargill walked off the job today. Audio

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's Laura Lynch is one of the few foreign journalists in Harare covering the elections. Audio

Rumours are flying around Zimbabwe that the opposition MDC party is holding negotiations with Zanu PF for a hand over. Audio

Top Stories of 2 April 2008. Audio

New Zealand police are helping their Scottish counterparts investigating a man suspected of killing his first wife. Audio