Sean Plunket

The Undie 500 student car rally has found a new home at last - on a farm in the small Marlborough town of Seddon. Audio

A tiny Wellington School has completed an enormous task. Audio

Another top scalp has been taken in Wimbledon with six times champion Roger Federer knocked out of competition by Czech Tomas Berdych. Audio

Air New Zealand is rejecting assertions an Air New Zealand pilot contributed to the crash of an Air New Zealand plane off the French coast in 2008. Audio

After more than a decade of protests and political wrangling, the Government's Emissions Trading Scheme begins to hit the pockets of businesses and householders today. Audio

The Government says a scheme to keep newly graduated doctors, nurses and midwives in hard-to-staff areas is more than proving its worth. Audio

The introduction of the emissions trading scheme today is set to increase the cost of freighting goods and some forms of passenger transport. Audio

French prosecutors say pilot was to blame for an Air New Zealand plane's deadly plunge into the Mediterranean, The Government rejects Australia's offer to form a jont Anzac force in Afghanistan, The… Audio

The Medical Council is awaiting the penalty a disciplinary tribunal will impose on a Canterbury doctor found guilty of disgraceful conduct. Audio

One of the biggest industrial agreements to be renegotiated since the recession, starts today with Westpac workers seeking a 5.9 per cent pay rise. Audio

New Zealand Post is pressing the Government to invest one hundred million dollars in Kiwibank. Audio

Just days out from the government's decision about mining on the conservation estate, it's been reported the mining company, Newmont Waihi Gold, pays no royalties on the gold and silver it extracts… Audio

The Labour Party says the government's decision to ban smoking in prisons is ill thought out and will dangerously increase tensions between guards and inmates. Audio

fillPrison officers warn a smoking ban could make some inmates more violent, The Energy Minister says iwi have no power to veto oil exploration off East Cape, The Police suspect foul play in the death… Audio

The All Whites bow out of the world cup unbeaten after a nil all draw with Paraguay. New Australian Prime Minister Julia Guillard could call an election as early as September and Labour is the… Audio

The government is proposing a radical overhaul of securities law aimed at aiding investors in failed firms like Blue Chip, that fall outside the current law. Audio

If New Zealand wins against Paraguay, they're assured a place in the next round, and if they lose, the All Whites will be flying home regardless of the result between Italy and Slovakia. Audio

Heads roll in Washington as Barack Obama sacks Stanley McChrystal, Whaling talks reach stalemate in Morocco, Ricki Herbert says the All Whites are up to the challenge of Paraguay, and in our top story… Audio

The top military commander in Afghanistan summoned to home to explain what he said about the Obama administration. How good are the police at changing their culture over sexual assault and deadlock at… Audio

Apparently, women are more malleable and inclined to proffer their phone numbers when soothed by the romance of music. Audio