Belinda Mc Cammon

The former MP and Minister Taito Phillip Field will this morning be sentenced following his conviction in August on historic corruption and bribery charges - and faces likely imprisonment. Audio

Many Samoans in New Zealand are preparing to flying back to their villages to look for loved ones and support survivors. Audio

New Zealand's food safety laws are to undergo a review with the Goverment say existing legislation is out of date. Audio

There are concerns New Zealand's brand as an world-leading adventure destination may be under threat after a series of tourist deaths. Audio

The legal profession is hitting back after a swipe by the Attorney-General that some poorly performing lawyers are letting the profession down and are clogging up the system. Audio

Conservationists are warning the overhaul of the Resource Management Act will see the destruction overnight of native trees and large areas of bush. Audio

The race for supercity mayor has heated up with Manukau City mayor Len Brown launching a campaign to rival that of Auckland mayor John Banks. Audio

Not content with alienating some Maori over Auckland's super city, the government's now being accused of doing a backroom deal which would dramatically change the region's northern boundary. Audio

Two Counties Manukau policeman have now been stood down on suspicion of leaking information from the national intelligence computer network. Audio

Greenpeace kicked off the second phase of a high-profile campaign today, aimed at getting a 40 percent cut in carbon emissions by 2020. Audio

The Warehouse pleaded guilty to multiple breaches of the Act and fined 209,600 dollars in the Auckland District Court today. Audio