Tim Graham

The Midwifery Council isn't ruling out reaching a resolution with Massey University, which has decided to dump its midwifery degree in response to new teaching rules. Audio

Residents of Wellington's Mount Victoria say they're being kept in the dark over a major roading project through the central city suburb. Audio

Controversial reforms to search and surveillance laws are being held up after a steady stream of criticism and concern about the extent of the changes. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Bus drivers in Wellington are being pulled up for rude, unhelpful behaviour and bad driving habits. Audio

Seaweed, it's the key to tasty sushi, but its potential as a money-spinner for New Zealand is being debated after a landmark rule change. Audio

Schoolboys from Auckland Grammar are in hot water, over photographs of their hijinks with Nazi regalia at the Auckland War Memorial Museum Audio

There's been fervent debate on the Kapiti Coast today over contentious roading plans for the district. Audio

A veteran seismologist is puzzled by yesterday's tsunami alert, saying Civil Defence has now managed to get its predictions wrong twice in just over a week. Audio

A new survey suggests public confidence in the media, usually about level with used car salesmen and politicians, is falling even further. Audio

150 households across rural parts of Hawke's Bay and Taupo have just endured a third night without power, as the fallout from Sunday's freak snowstorm lingers on. Audio

Porirua is the home of New Zealand's second largest concentration of Samoan people. Four councillors met yesterday afternoon to plan their city's response to the tsunami - They are urging Samoans not… Audio

Housing New Zealand says it is poised to send court bailiffs to carry out evictions from a Mongrel Mob enclave in Lower Hutt. Audio

Greying baby-boomer professors are nearing retirement, and luring their replacements is proving a tough task for our universities. Audio

An employment lawyer suspects a Waikato dairy factory is behaving illegally, by overriding a court order which should have seen it's workers back on the job. Audio

Above and beyond his acclaimed stage career, Sir Howard also won respect as a cultural ambassador and advocate for Maori health, education and development. Audio

Housing New Zealand has returned to court to try and resolve a deadlock with stubborn tenants from a Mongrel Mob enclave in Lower Hutt. Audio

It's just over a year since a government deadline passed for Maori wanting to lodge historic Treaty of Waitangi claims. Now the scale of what it will take to settle alleged past injustices is… Audio

Calls to boost rural police numbers have been reignited, in the wake of a murder inquiry in the remote West Coast town of Kumara. Audio

Two motor junkies have propelled themselves into New Zealand folklore, with the help of a floating Toyota Town Ace. Audio