Michelle Boag

Fluoride in our drinking water, School soccer coach apologises for verbally abusing a referee, Criticism faces the latest stage of the Auckland Council's draft Unitary Plan process. Audio

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Topics - A council in Britain has ordered its rubbish-truck workers not to go down uneven rural roads because they could suffer 'whole body vibrations'. Accepted wisdom was that people who run could… Audio

Topics - We're standing by for the announcement of a food-in-schools programme this week. At what point can a borrower claim that a loan is unjustly burdensome? Audio

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The National Party has been spared a drawn-out row with list MP Aaron Gilmore after he announced last night he will resign from Parliament. Mr Gilmore says he will be stepping down from Parliament… Audio

Prime Minister John Key says any bid to expel estranged backbencher Aaron Gilmore from the National Party and its caucus could take "months if not years". Audio

The Prime Minister has pulled his support for the National list, MP Aaron Gilmore, saying text messages don't match the version of a dinner that Mr Gilmore's given. Audio

Topics - Iron Man 3 has topped Chinese box offices five days after opening. But the modified domestic version of the Hollywood blockbuster has raised some eyebrows. The Prime Minister, John Key, is… Audio

Topics - There's been an alarming surge of quad-bike crashes in the rural Waikato area. A report, recently published in the Australia New Zealand Journal of Surgery, showed a 42 per cent jump in… Audio

The BBC concludes there are now 7 different social classes, the NZ flag is lowered at Kiwibase in Bamiyan province, the British PM says it would be "foolish" to abandon its Trident nuclear deterrent… Audio

Auckland house prices to rise by 12% over the next year, and the Council of Trade Unions describes Mighty River Power directors' pay rise "obscene". Audio

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Topics - The first census in seven years is taking place today, following a two year delay. TVNZ Breakfast style and difference now between TVNZ and TV3 current affairs. Audio

Topics - The Treasury is investigating problems with the website allowing people to pre-register for shares in Mighty River Power. The sale of Sky Network Television shares by the Rupert Murdoch owned… Audio

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Topics - The Violinist Vanessa-Mae has put music on hold for a year as she rehearses for a new role - skiing for Thailand at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Russia. Real estate bargains are still out… Audio

Topics - Homosexuality is a choice and society is right to discriminate against gay relationships, according to Colin Craig, leader of the Conservative Party. John Key's cabinet reshuffle sees the… Audio

Topics - America's National Intelligence Council, made up of 17 U.S. government intelligence agencies, has released its predictive master-work, Global Trends 2030: Alternate Worlds. The New Zealand… Audio

Topics - The report by the Canadian Judge on the David Bain compensation claim recommends that Mr Bain be paid compensation. The Justice Minister Judith Collins has released the report, and a peer… Audio