Tim Graham

A man who kidnapped, drugged and killed his estranged wife, and tried to do the same to her best friend, is understood to be leaving prison. Audio

Tegel is recalling six brands of frozen, pre-cooked chicken because of fears they aren't properly cooked. Audio

An Iraqi refugee, in jail for a string of rapes, has had his first parole bid knocked back after failing to prove any significant reduction in his risk. Audio

The Corrections Department is downplaying its prison guards being caught looking at pornography on their computers at work. Audio

A leading Wellington businessman Lloyd Morrison has died, following a long battle with leukaemia. Audio

Some of what you've had to say about the programme today. Audio

For most of the year just sixteen people live in the historic settlement, the centre point of which is a one-stop dairy, petrol station, and fish & chip shop. But at this time of year the population… Audio

The Police in Tauranga are asking the public for help to solve an assault which has which left a man in a critical condition in Waikato Hospital. Audio

A man who murdered his remedial reading teacher two decades ago, will today be released from prison for the second time. Audio

Consumer confidence has eased for the fourth month in a row, indicating an end-of-year spending splurge isn't on the cards. Audio

Under intense cross examination today Pike River Mine's safety manager has defended his work record and refused to blame anyone for the disaster which killed 29 miners. Audio

Tense cross examination at Pike River Royal Commission; Second port strike to go ahead after mediation ends; MPs to find out if they're in or out of Parliament tomorrow; NZer at Virginia Tech speaks… Audio

The National Party has secured another term in power, after winning an historic 48 percent of votes. Audio

Two leaders, two buses and one final push for victory. Audio

A record-high exodus of people heading for Australia is being described by Labour as an end-of-term report card on the National Party that would make people weep. Audio

The Labour Party is defending a mail-drop to mothers on benefits, of a pamphlet that it decribes as hard-hitting, but not misleading. The flyer refers to National's policy that parents who have… Audio

Winston Peters says National's latest attack on New Zealand First has a terrible look of desperation. The National Party leader John Key is warning Winston Peters would hold the country to ransom if… Audio

A call has gone out to chemically castrate more sex offenders in New Zealand. Audio

The country's top judge is staggered by a large surge in the prison population in the past decade, which she says seems to have been more about fear of offenders than punishment. Audio

The National Party's Epsom candidate says he's been the subject of a dirty tricks campaign in the electorate. Audio