Tim Graham

Air New Zealand is rejecting assertions an Air New Zealand pilot contributed to the crash of an Air New Zealand plane off the French coast in 2008. Audio

Maori leaders from around the country are beating a path to the door of the Chief District Court Judge, wanting him to allow a marae-based Youth Court in their regions. Audio

Two generations of New Zealand's top actors have been trained at Toi Whakaari, the New Zealand Drama School, which tonight celebrates its 40th anniversary. Audio

And now some more on the Vuvuzela - it's an instrument that was unfamiliar to most people until this week. Audio

Members of the 1981 Springbok rugby team are planning to return to New Zealand next year. The trip will coincide with the Rugby World Cup, and double as a reunion for players at the centre of… Audio

Mail delivery could be cut back to every second day. Audio

Attempts are being made to fix what one of the country's top judges describes as an unsatisfactory, chaotic and ad-hoc system for reparation payments. Child Youth and Family is testing a new way to… Audio

Jail cells made from modified shipping containers have made their national debut at Rimutaka Prison, north of Wellington. Audio

The country's first jail cells made from modified shipping containers will be officially unveiled tomorrow at Rimutaka Prison, north of Wellington. Audio

A company with a facility at Guantanamo Bay is one of four companies shortlisted to take over the private management of the joint Mt Eden-Auckland Central Remand Prison. Audio

The police minister says it will take up to ten years to understand the full effects of the three-strikes-and-you're-out sentencing bill, passed into law last night. Audio

They say there's no such thing as a free lunch. But a shop tucked away in central Wellington is flipping that idea upside down, and proving that a free breakfast and free dinner are also possible. Audio

Families caught up in some of the country's most high-profile killings have demanded the government do more to strengthen victims' rights. Audio

Maori groups delivering social services have begun staking their claim for some of the funding soon to be made available through Whanau Ora. Audio

Commonwealth Games officials are keeping a watching brief on the security situation in India, where the terrorism threat level has been raised. Audio

Hundreds of mourners have packed a hangar at Ohakea Air Base today, for the military funerals of three airmen killed in the ANZAC Day Iroquois crash. Audio

Air Force investigators will today return to the scene of the crash. Audio

A Westpac rescue helicopter crewman says he saw no signs of life as he hovered above the scene of the crash and did not expect to find survivors. Audio

European governments are preparing to finally lift the no-fly zone across the continent, but a new volcanic ash cloud from Iceland is threatening further hold-ups. Audio

Suggestions that regional councils are running scared of the Government are supported by a ratepayers lobby group. Audio