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Ayrlies is a country garden near Whitford, southeast of Auckland. It is one of New Zealand's best-known gardens, has been described as the "quintessential New Zealand garden" and is ranked as a Garden… Audio

Police in Wales have arrested a 46-year-old man on suspicion of kidnapping a five-year-old girl in the town of Machynlleth. Audio

Family doctors say the hike in the price of prescriptions might put people off getting health care. Audio

Late last year Bev Grammer was elected president of the Disabled Persons' Assembly . She's a Whakatane business woman and active advocate for people with disabilities. Audio

Many people in this city are, yet again, cleaning up after a major earthquake. An increasing number of householders, especially in the badly hit eastern suburbs, say they're close to hanging up their… Audio

For many long-time residents of Christchurch, moving house is now becoming inevitable. Audio

President of Sumner-Redcliffs RSA, which was destroyed in the Christchurch earthquake, talks about their plans for Anzac Day. Audio

The mother of slain policeman, Sergeant Don Wilkinson, has got nothing from her son's two-million-dollar estate because he failed to name her in a will he drew up 25-years ago. Audio

A best selling author, she's probably best known for"Taming the Black Dog", a guide to overcoming depression which was a best-seller both here and in Australia. Audio

Senior hospital doctors and GPs have made what they say is an historic agreement to work closely together to improve patient care. Audio

The family of a 103-year-old woman whose ill treatment led to a Palmerston North rest home being shut down yesterday say they have nothing but praise for the way their mother was cared for. Audio

The Government wants primary healthcare providers to be able to provide a wider range of services, including some currently carried out in hospitals. Audio

For those Dunedin ratepayers unhappy with the cost of building the new rugby stadium , it looks like they'll also be forking out millions more to buy the ground the stadium replaces. Audio

This village in Marlborough started as a missionary out post in the mid 1800s. Audio

Opponents of Dunedin's proposed new stadium are furious the City Council is to continue with the project. Audio

Has anything been learned from Nia Glassie's death? Audio

Ridding drugs and alcohol from the workplace in the forestry industry is the thrust of a Code of Practice launched today. Audio

Bev Butler says the Carisbrook Stadium Trust has misread the mood of the public. Audio

Bev Butler, Tim Calder, Michael Deaker and Malcom Farry discuss the pros and cons of the proposed new stadium in Dunedin. Audio

A newly formed group fighting a 188 million stadium proposal for Dunedin is optimistic it can succeed. Audio

Interview with Dr Bev O'Keefe from the Independent Practitioners Association and endocrinologist Dr Robyn Toomath. Audio

We check out a Battery Electric Vehicle at the University of Waikato. Audio

Bev Smith remembers Stravinsky's 1961 visit to New Zealand. Audio

Bev Smith remembers Stravinsky's 1961 visit to New Zealand. Audio