Tim Graham

The Fire Service has apologised to the Corrections Minister for saying the sprinklers failed to work properly during the Spring Hill prison riot. Audio

The operators of the first charter schools are expected to be confirmed within eight weeks, after Parliament last night passed legislation bringing the controversial publicly-funded private schools… Audio

Seven months after a senior judge declared it untenable for New Zealand not to have a specific criminal charge for domestic violence, the Government hasn't considered any change. Audio

A backlash is growing against the Government's disabled carers legislation, with the Law Society vowing to go to the United Nations about it and the Labour Party formally complaining to Parliament's… Audio

The Revenue Minister, Peter Dunne, has categorically denied any responsibility for leaking a highly sensitive report into the Government's electronic spy agency. Audio

The case of a convicted rapist who moved in next door to his victim in Invercargill is about to get its sequel in Parliament. Audio

There are calls for the Primary Industries Minister to be stood down, following what the Labour Party says is inept and incapable handling of the New Zealand meat blockade in China. Audio

We'll hear from the Police Commissioner shortly, but first this report from Tim Graham. Audio

Five years and seven months after the Urewera raids took place, the police watchdog will today make public the highly-anticipated report of its investigation into the case. Audio

The Labour Party says the Government's latest comments on the health of Solid Energy, has further undermined the state-owned coal company. Audio

Newly released documents have revealed the government's struggle to recruit a Race Relations Commissioner. Audio

The Government's 35-year convention centre deal with SkyCity has been at the centre of rowdy debate during Parliament's question time this afternoon. Audio

The Government is blaming the Labour and the Green Party 's electricity plans for a big drop-off in investor interest in Mighty River Power. Audio

The man leading the charge for Kim Dotcom's extradition US Attorney-General Eric Holder heads into a major meeting in Auckland today with his counterparts from New Zealand, Australia, the UK and… Audio

The New Zealand First leader is keeping quiet about whether he will support law changes to overhaul the government's electronic spy agency. Audio

Scrutiny of Dame Susan Devoy's appointment as Race Relations Commissioner has reignited. Audio

Opponents of a major restructuring at the Conservation Department say the Government has caved to public pressure by scaling back the plans. Audio

The Government is promising courts will be kept safe under a new set up where the accused is placed directly in front of a judge instead of being in the dock. Audio

A leaked survey reveals the Defence Force is struggling to restore morale in the Army, Navy and Airforce. The force's latest quarterly attitude survey also shows that about 1 in 5 of Defence Force… Audio

The Maori Party is planning to use its bargaining power to push for charter school teachers to be professionally qualified. Audio