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Coverage of the World Cup winning All Blacks, night flights into Queenstown, can meditation damage your health, and in Dateline Pacific why Save The Children is leaving Nauru. Audio

A flood damaged bridge cuts off hundreds in Upper Hutt, Police want change to the gun laws, the Auckland supercity turns five and in Dateline Pacific, rebuilding Vanuatu with cyclone damaged trees. Audio

Air crash investigators admit flaws in their report into the Fox Glacier skydiving crash. A new book an Australia's treatment of asylum seekers. What's on the country's most endangered list. In… Read more Audio

Changes to the laws covering funerals, why a family disabled its already disabled daughter, is Ritchie McCaw evil ? and in Dateline Pacific, constitutional disagreement in Fiji. Audio

Parents of Doha fire victims ask for more action from the Government, Filopino farm workers fear for their livelihoods, the Godwits fly in the polls and in Dateline Pacific, the Fiji village moving to… Read more Audio

Police cars speeding without their flashing lights on; is Australia planning to take kiwis off Christmas Island; getting ready for a semi with South Africa; and in Dateline Pacific half of Vanuatu's… Read more Audio

The difference an experienced midwife makes to safety at childbirth and New Zealand detainees on Christmas Island contemplate launching a class action. Audio

Police recall breathalisers, the response to the government's child obesity programme, Nine to Noon imagines a robotic future, and in Dateline Pacific, Fiji's prime minister apologises for all coups -… Read more Audio

The government announces programme to reduce obesity in children, a milestone in Auckland's biggest road project since the harbour bridge, the fake Lindeaur that fooled the Alexander Turnbull Library… Read more Audio

The Kiwi cricket captain's testimony against Chris Cairns; Peter Dunne on medicinal cannibis; the All Blacks prepare for the world cup quarter final with France; and in Dateline Pacific women plan to… Read more Audio

Some of the Kiwis caught up in Australia's new deportation policy, The Green party's promise to put together a Cabinet that's half female is slammed as misguided, another day in the Chris Cairns… Read more Audio

Standard and Poors cuts Fonterra's Credit rating; Dutch investigators conclude a Russian made missile brought down flight MH17; the teen novel Into the River - banned no more; and in Dateline Pacific… Read more Audio