Charlotte Graham

There's been a breakthrough in the pay dispute between junior doctors and their employers. Audio

Silver Fern Farms farmer shareholders yesterday approved the deal with the rural servicing company PGG Wrightson. Audio

Conservation and climate change spokesman, Nick Smith joins Morning Report. Audio

Tourism operators are in a slanging match with Inland Revenue over what they say is a potential tax bill of millions of dollars. Audio

The study has cleared petrol companies of allegations they're colluding to fix prices. Audio

Nervous provincial rugby unions are waiting to hear whether they'll be axed from first-division NPC. Audio

Social agencies say unaffordable housing and over-stretched benefits are causing more people to become homeless. Audio

Severe winds and heavy rain have caused havoc and forced evacuations in Picton, Nelson, Amberley and Greymouth. Audio

Few passenger trains are running into or out of Wellington and there are long queues for them due to a point's fault. Audio

On Wednesday Hanover and two associated companies froze investor funds totalling a half a billion dollars. Audio

Bruce Sheppard of the Shareholders Association doubtfull over plan to save the troubled finance company. Audio

Charlotte Graham spoke to three Wellington families about how they're coping with the cost of living. Audio

The Human Rights Commission is looking into whether university scholarships exclusively for women should be abolished. Audio

And one group is disgruntled the police advised commuters to take the day off work to help avoid traffic congestion. Audio

The Prime Minister is denying crown liability for so-called leaky homes, despite a group of mayors asking the government help. Audio

Non-smoker, good sense of humor, must love dogs, no longer just the wish list for a new partner, but also for new flatmates. Audio

Auckland and Wellington have beaten the likes of Paris and Berlin to rank highly in a worldwide quality of living survey. Audio

The M.o.T is allowing trucks to carry heavier loads, but admits it doesn't know how it'll pay for exta wear and tear on roads. Audio

It was one of the most important events in modern day Maori protest. Audio

A new report on the sector highlights chronic underfunding, low wages and high staff turnover. Audio