Mani Dunlop

Farmers are celebrating predictions export returns will increase by 5 billion dollars this year. Audio

It can take just one punch and it's all over... that is the message Dunedin police are pushing as part of a campaign to raise awareness about the tragic results of king hits. Following high-profile… Audio

A marketing company could be fined up to 120 thousand dollars for selling 50 thousand email addresses on to another company, and sending hundreds of thousands of spam emails. Audio

Despite turbulent weather keeping the crowds away - Waitangi Day proved to be a worthwhile and memorable occasion for those who braved the wild conditions in Waitangi itself. Audio

A young boy from Paihia with a message has taken out this year's Waitangi Has Talent competition. Audio

A man emptied a bucket of dead fish near the Prime Minister as he left the Waitangi marae on what's been an otherwise largely peaceful day ahead of tomorrow's commemoration of the Treaty. Audio

Events are already underway here in Waitangi. Audio

Boosting te reo Maori, mineral exploration, social housing and education are among issues iwi leaders meeting at Waitangi want to discuss with the prime minister today. Audio

An off-duty detective has been sentenced to six months home detention for attacking a male model at a party after a fashion show in Auckland. Audio

New Zealand investigators have cracked an international child abuse network, helping to rescue the grandaughter of a man arrested in the UK as well as safeguarding three children in this country. Audio

Auckland's water company is looking at increasing how much it takes from the Waikato river to cope with the city's ballooning population. Audio

Latest official figures on suicides show a reduction in the number of people taking their own lives, but the youth suicide rate remains stubbornly high. Audio

Papers have been filed in court taking a private prosecution against the Mayor of Auckland, Len Brown. Audio

Business owners forced to close their doors during an Auckland council organised event, say they will lose thousands of dollars as a result. The council's events agency, ATEED, is closing the road… Audio

One woman is making this Christmas a better experience for people living with the reality of violence in the home. Audio

Some Auckland pensioners fear being kicked out of their state flats on sought-after inner city land after learning Housing New Zealand is bringing developers in. Audio

The community in Ruatoki say a long awaited human rights commission report into the 2007 Urewera raids, wasn't actually worth the wait. Audio

Bar managers say they are expecting the very worst when the new alcohol laws for earlier trading hours come into full effect tonight. Audio

Under the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act that was passed last year, new alcohol laws will come into force at midnight. Bars will have to close earlier and police will have new powers to issue spot… Audio

Hundreds of people gathered at the Holy Trinity Cathedral to pay tribute to Nelson Mandela. Audio