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In Britain the two main parties are trying to turn around a jump in poll support for the Liberal Democrats three weeks before the general election. Audio

The Waikato District Council says it is too early to say whether it will rebuild what's described as Raglan's social hub, after a devastating fire this morning. Audio

A Democrat senator in the United States has shocked his party by resigning. Audio

If you've got young people living with you, your house has probably already been flooded with the songs, the dancing and the official merchandise, but if you haven't, it's time to fill a gap in your… Audio

Visitors to Australia's Sunshine and Gold coasts could soon be forced to stay on the sand as poisonous irukandji and box jellyfish move south. Audio

The owner of a popular Australiasian campervan company whose vehicles have been ordered off Queensland roads says his vans are safe - on both sides of the Tasman. Audio

One of the Department of Conservation's latest editions to its collection of camping grounds around the country has been a booming success. Audio

The combination of large scale sculptures and a garden walk is proving popular at the Auckland Botanic Gardens. Audio

It's been a slow start for many retailers, but toys are now flying off the shelves as parents head out into the shopping malls looking for presents for their children. Audio

The Australian budget airline Jetstar's in hot water again after its staff stopped a blind Victorian couple from taking a guide dog on a plane. Audio

Nissan Silvia owners would be wise to beef up their car security with the model topping AA Insurance's list of the ten most frequently stolen cars. Audio

You've heard the phrase"one man's junk is another man's treasure". Audio

A survey of more than 400 current drug users suggests that the drug methamphetamine, or P, is losing its appeal. Audio

New Zealanders seem to have found a way to beat the recession blues - by staying home. Audio

Credit shy New Zealanders are putting a new type of plastic in their wallet. Audio

As a promotion the company announced it would sell 20 thousand fares for 1 dollar each, and all were snapped up in two hours. Audio

New research has confirmed that about one in five New Zealand adults have had work done. Audio

The Dunedin City Council has this week begun pumping sewage a kilometre out to sea. Audio

In about five years, school teachers will be inundated with little Jacks, Ellas, and Sophies. Audio

It's 40 years since John Lennon's infamous quote and the anniversary of the Beatles' White Album. Audio

New generations of South Asian immigrants have made cricket into one of Italy's fastest growing sports. Audio

Polls show Mr Brown's personal popularity ratings have fallen further and faster than any other British PM since the 1930s. Audio

Australian polls suggest Kevin Rudd is enjoying the best of political honeymoons, with an approval rating of 70 percent. Audio

Facebook users hoping to improve their word power have been struck blow with the removal of an online word game. Audio