Amelia Langford

A war correspondent who is suing the Defence Force and its chief for defamation has been challenged under cross-examination as to whether he got his sources right. Audio

A war correspondent who is suing the Defence Force and its chief for defamation has told a court he felt furious after a defence press release challenged the accuracy of his reporting. Audio

Dunedin City Councillors have overturned decades of voting tradition by agreeing to introduce randomised ballot papers in an effort to beat the chance of any voting bias. Audio

Research reveals most people living on the borders of Canterbury's red zones believe they are getting the help they need post-quakes, but nearly a quarter want more assistance. Audio

A 105-year-old Northland man who's still driving has been attracting media attention from around the world --but he's not the only New Zealand centenarian behind the wheel. Audio

Tuhoe plans to use some of its treaty settlement money to invest in basic infrastructure which it says the state and local government has failed to provide. Audio

One of New Zealand's deadliest drivers is to walk out of prison today a free man, despite concerns he may re-offend. Audio

Confidential documents and other sensitive financial papers from the Buller District Council have been found dumped at a tip and the mayor admits it is a drastic mistake. Audio

New Zealand's love-hate relationship with the Ford Falcon could be reaching the end of the road. Audio

The Government is today expected to sign off on one of the major hurdles involved in allowing an Australian company to mine conservation land on the West Coast. Audio

And the Finance Minister also said his 2013 Budget would help low income families to improve the quality of their lives. Audio

Men in rural New Zealand need to stop being so staunch and start talking about their feelings or they may be putting their lives at risk. Audio

A climate of fear is being blamed for preventing volunteers from speaking out over poor living conditions for disabled people in residential care. Audio

A study showing New Zealand women are not receiving fair and equal access to breast reduction surgery has sparked calls for changes to the public health system. Audio

The latest unemployment figures reveal a large dent in youth joblessness, giving young job seekers a reason to finally feel more optimisic. Audio

A Waihi woman who lives directly above the site of an underground mine that's just won approval says many locals are distraught. Audio

A disability lawyer is calling for the owners of the Parklands residential care home to be jailed, following the release of damning documents. Audio

Scientists are accusing the government of playing it too safe with its latest round of science funding, describing its goals as unadventurous and vague. Audio

Scientists are accusing the government of playing it too safe with its latest round of science funding, describing its goals as unadventurous and vague. Audio

A South Auckland preschool near where a police car crashed killing a woman says it's not the first time a person has been killed on that dangerous stretch of road. Audio