Tim Graham

Investigators have issued an urgent warning about the safety of boats like the Easy Rider which sank this year, to check on how easy it is for them to be overloaded and sink. Audio

The contentious issue of collecting and storing personal data in a digital age has been at the centre of a major conference in Wellington this week. Audio

A killer driver who sparked a ministerial inquiry could be back behind the wheel on a full driver's licence as soon as next month. Audio

Tim Graham investigates if NZs Terrorism laws need to be reviewed in the wake of the Urewera Raids. Audio

The Government is under pressure to revive its abandoned review of the Terrorism Suppression Act. Audio

William Bell's getaway driver is to be freed from jail next Monday. Audio

The Parole Board has issued a final, stark warning about Stewart Murray Wilson and the chances he'll go straight back to raping women and girls as soon as he's out of jail in September. Audio

High Court action has been launched, in a bid to keep the sex offender, dubbed the Beast of Blenheim, under state supervision long after his prison term expires. Audio

The Parole Board is criticising the Corrections Department, for consistently under-estimating the risk posed by the killer of an elderly Auckland man in a road rage attack. Audio

The Privacy Commissioner says urgently needed changes haven't been included in Government proposals to rewrite the Privacy Act. Audio

The police are being slated for sending out mixed messages, by refusing to prosecute anyone for the teapot tapes while at the same time saying the actions were unlawful. Audio

A multi-million-dollar upgrade to Imperial Tobacco's factory in Petone is set to create 50 new jobs by June. Audio

The mother of the murdered the six-year-old girl, Teresa Cormack, says her daughter's killer doesn't deserve a place on the child sex offenders programme. Audio

Wild weather has ripped through Taranaki today, sending rooves, shingle and trampolines flying in gusts of up to 120 kilometres an hour. Audio

The Principal Family Court Judge has criticised people who use the country's second busiest court as, in his words, a playground for their relationship warfare. Audio

Talk of meagre or no pay rises this year for police has met with dismay from retired officers, who say the situation could push some staff into quitting. Audio

There's been an angry response to a hint police officers will have to stomach a wage freeze this year. Audio

The industrial action on Auckland's waterfront has spread to Wellington, with a dispute between port workers and the capital's port company Centreport heading to the Employment Court today. Audio

Changes to legal aid crackdown take effect today, with the introduction of fixed fees for criminal defence lawyers. Audio

A prominent Kapiti Coast man and his wife have been found dead in their Paekakariki home. Audio