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Dogs are being trained to stay away from kiwi in an effort to help the endangered native species survive in the wild. Audio

Work is under way to fix a 30 centimetre hole in a Russian fishing vessel, stranded off Antarctica. Audio

Austerity and belt-tightening may have been the year's constant refrain but one thing in plentiful supply was verbosity, verbiage and circumlocution. Audio

Police are still hunting for the man who beat a five-year-old girl about the head in a sexually motivated attack in Turangi. Audio

The police are desperate for information to help them find the person who attacked a five-year-old girl in a Turangi camping ground. Audio

An Auckland University study has found that smoking low-nicotine cigarettes could help smokers quit all together. Audio

The police in Wellington have issued another appeal for information, as they continue to investiate the killing of Radio New Zealand journalist Phillip Cottrell. Audio

The police are appealing to the public for more information that could help in the investigation into the death of the Radio New Zealand journalist, Phillip Cottrell. Audio

Japan's whaling fleet is on its way to the Southern Ocean for the start of the whaling season. Audio

Joel impresses the sceptical Magnus, and Terry arrives at Eden's Way. Audio

The National Rural Fire Authority met last night with local authorities to discuss the fire, the latest of several that may have been deliberately lit in the area. Audio

Don Grant wants to be able to help his wife Yoka De Houwer die when her cancer gets too much. Audio

New machines from Australia are being tried out at Mount Maunganui to help clean up the oil spilt on beaches by the stricken ship Rena. Audio

A euthanasia trial in Dunedin has heard the accused told his brother, a close friend and a journalist that he helped his mother die. Audio

Filipinos living in Tauranga are downplaying reports people have abused them over the grounding of the container ship Rena. Audio

Affordable home ownership for first time buyers in Queenstown is set to get easier. The Queenstown Lakes Community Housing Trust is offering a new 5 year bond that will be used to fund a housing loan… Audio

Our reporter Clint Owens is at Newdicks Beach where they're employing nature's help for the clean-up. Audio

The container ship grounded off the coast of Tauranga is only just holding together. Audio

The government's confirmed it is considering providing some kind of financial assistance to businesses affected by the oil spill. Audio

Favourable conditions today could help the clean-up effort on Bay of Plenty beaches. Audio

There's some good news today for Bay of Plenty beaches, with wind and sea currents forecast to move oil from the Rena down the coast, but not on to the coastline. Audio

A major cleanup is underway on Bay of Plenty beaches as more and more oil comes ashore from the stranded container ship, Rena. Audio

The German parliament will vote later this week on whether to make further bailout payments to Greece as part of a rescue deal agreed by eurozone leaders in July. Audio

A Wellington trust is refusing to bail out its company, EnergySmart, which has gone into liquidation - despite having 30 million dollars in assets. Audio

The families of the men who died in the Pike River mine say they will ask the Prime Minister to help speed up the recovery of the bodies when they meet him tomorrow. Audio