Nathan Guy

The Prime Minister says the logjam of New Zealand meat on China's wharves could be resolved this week. Audio

The Primary Industries Minister, Nathan Guy, estimates the economic cost of the drought is so far a billion dollars. Audio

The Government has declared a drought in Northland with other regions probably to follow. Audio

The Immigration Minister says he's satisfied a deal with China Southern Airlines to fast-track visas for wealthy Chinese travellers won't compromise the integrity of New Zealand's immigration system. Audio

The Government's tightening the border controls with a law change allowing for the mass detention of illegal asylum seekers. Audio

Three years out from the centenary of the Gallipoli campaign, the planning in New Zealand for the anniversary is - in contrast to Australia - still in its early stages. Audio

Thousands of New Zealanders paid their respect to fallen soldiers and service people on ANZAC day, nearly one hundred years after the allies landed on the beaches of Gallipoli. Speaks to the Turkish… Audio

The Government says it won't intervene if one of the two shipping companies servicing the Chatham Islands goes out of business. Audio

An autistic Christchurch man wrongfully imprisoned for rape has today received a formal apology from the Crown as well as 350-thousand dollars in compensation. Audio

An operating license is being introduced for all crowd controllers and personal guards - including bouncers - but the new system won't come into play until after the Rugby World Cup. Audio