Joy Reid

They have been stranded there for nearly 2 years. Audio

39 Indians, meant to be en-route to the World Youth Day in Sydney, are now in hiding and hoping to make NZ home. Audio

It's emerged that some of the 32 Indian pilgrims who've gone missing in New Zealand may be part of a visa scam. Audio

TVNZ and the Radio Network, have said they knew some details of the case seven months ago. Audio

Mr Veitch yesterday confessed to lashing out at Kristin Dunne-Powell in a moment of anger in 2006. Audio

Jonathan Barclay was in the witness protection programme, and a disqualified driver when he killed Debbie Ashton in a crash in Nelson in 2006. Audio

A final check of the situation around the country with our reporters out and about in the main centres. Audio

Three investigations are underway, after a worker who has since been dismissed taped an elderly woman's mouth shut. Audio

A top youth court judge says technology is dramatically changing the face of youth gangs in South Auckland. Audio

New statistics show people are shifting out of Auckland, bucking the traditional trend of a northward population drift. Audio

The Auckland city council has discovered that the cliff, on Cliff Road in St Heliers has a deep fracture. Audio

The Glassie file discovery is creating less of a fuss, though Corrections and the police have begun an investigation. Audio

Immigrant communities in South Auckand are blaming the latest crime wave on the justice system. Audio

The grandchildren of an 80-year-old woman who was violently attacked in her home have made an impassioned plea. Audio

A 50 year old man is to stand trial for murdering a teenager who was caught tagging his South Auckland property. Audio

The world's oldest oceangoing passenger ship is making its final voyage to New Zealand. Audio

MP for crime stricken Manurewa says police have assured him action will be taken to ease the violence in South Auckland. Audio

The police investigating the fatal shooting of a liquor store owner have narrowed their hunt for the killers. Audio

Some small business owners say they want the right to arm in the wake of this fatal shooting. Audio

A stoush is developing between two aviation bodies over the standards of plane crash investigations in New Zealand. Audio