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Police are investigating who fatally shot a man after an overnight pursuit and John Key says no money from partial asset sales will go to Solid Energy. Audio

Wellington's South Coast bears the full brunt of the southerly storm. Audio

The Law Society may head to the United Nations over payments to carers looking after disabled relatives and selling the New Zealand dollar remains an option for the Reserve Bank. Audio

A coroner finds Child Youth and Family provided inadequate care to a 12-year-old and Mighty River Power will shortly make its debut on the stock exchange. Audio

In today's news, government books are in a healthier state than forecast, and the long-awaited Mighty River prospectus is poised for release. Audio

The Prime Minister admits he's known the head of the Government's spy agency from their school days; An aviation commentator is questioning the sentence given a Pacific Blue pilot; the magic light of… Audio

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Titewhai Harawira is involved in a standoff at Te tii marae and missing money is linked to death of 21 year-old Shalvin Prassad. Audio

Business activity surged in the final three months of last year. Audio

Police are still searching for a man seen attacking an officer in Kawhia on Friday. Audio

Norske Skog confirms the loss of one hundred and ten jobs at its Kawerau paper mill. Audio

New Zealand responds to a request for help to fight the bushfires in Tasmania. Audio

South Island tourism operators say they have been hit hard by this week's bad weather. Audio

The US edges ever closer to the fiscal cliff. Audio

The police are going through video footage as they try to sort out exactly what happened to officers in Dargaville on Christmas Day. Audio

Two police officers are assaulted by party-goers in Dargaville. Audio

The Ports of Auckland is fined for hiring non-union labour and Justice Binnie's report on David Bain's claim for compensation is to be released today. Audio

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