Nepal

A month on from Nepal's magnitude 7-point-8 quake killed more than 8-thousand 6-hundred people, hundreds of thousands of Nepalis are still homeless and living under tarpaulins. Audio

The death toll from Tuesday's earthquake in Nepal is now 80. Audio

Bob McKerrow worked for Red Cross for 44 years and one of his earliest jobs was setting up nationwide disaster preparedness in Nepal. He talks to Wallace about the links between relief, recovery and… Audio

As Nepal moves from rescue mode to recovery mode, the country's earthquake engineers estimate there are four hundred thousand buildings which need reconstructing. Ramesh Guragain is a Director at the… Audio

Nepalese authorities say emergency workers are finally managing to deliver aid to stranded survivors of the massive earthquake. Audio

A young tourist from a New Zealand family, Anabell Cullinaine, tells how she and others in her trekking party ran for their lives as buildings collapsed around them during Nepal's devastating 7.8… Audio

Student Volunteer Army organiser Sam Johnson is in Nepal. We talk to him about his role in the disaster zone. Audio

A 101-year-old man has been pulled alive from the rubble of his house in Nepal, seven days after it collapsed in the country's devastating earthquake. Audio

A New Zealand adventure company which lost five Nepalese guides in avalanches on Mt Everest six days ago says it's still too risky to return, despite the government in Kathmandu urging climbers to… Audio

In Christchurch a candle lit vigil is being held in tonight to raise money for Nepal. Audio

Near the epicentre of the quake, the situation is beyond grim. The United Nations says it will take a five-day trek to reach some of them. Audio

A New Zealand mountaineer, frustrated at the time it's taking to get desperately needed aid to remote areas, is setting up his own rescue team. Audio

In Nepal, the slow pace of the relief effort, especially in remote areas, is prompting a Wanaka mountain guide to set up his own rescue team. Audio

Ham radios are being used in Nepal after the devastating earthquake knocked out much of the modern communication systems. Audio

The aid agency Oxfam says nearly half a million people are living in very poor conditions five days after the 7-point-8 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal. Audio

Here the speed of donations pouring in to help those in Nepal has broken records. Audio

Riot police were called out into the streets of Kathmandu overnight as frustrated people protested against the slow distribution of aid supplies. Audio

A Ghurka soldier from Nepal who is currently in New Zealand says he is eager to reunite with his family to help them rebuild. Audio

In Nepal the government has admitted making mistakes responding to Saturday's massive earthquake, saying the death toll could reach 10 thousand. Audio

And as survivors stranded in remote villages and towns wait for aid and relief to arrive, officials have admitted mistakes were been made in their initial response to the massive earthquake Audio