Craig Mc Culloch

An $87 million pipeline which takes Christchurch's wastewater out to sea has been opened after three and a half years of construction. Audio

Christchurch communities are fighting to keep their school pools open, despite what they say is a lack of support from the Ministry of Education. Audio

An adventure tourism organisation hopes to launch New Zealand's first power-fan jump experience, down a 13-metre mine shaft in Greymouth this year. Audio

Orion New Zealand is investigating who's liable for damage caused when a tree fell on a power line in Banks Peninsula causing a major power surge. Audio

A Franz Josef developer is threatening to take legal action against the Westland District Council if it reneges on a decision to close the region's heliport. Audio

Organisers of a new midwifery course on the West Coast are having to limit numbers becaue there aren't enough pregnant women. Audio

The Winter Olympics have just wrapped up in Vancouver with the closing ceremony ending a short while ago. Audio

Christchurch cyclists hope Go-By-Bike day will ease tension between motorists and bikers on the road. Audio

To Vancouver and the Winter Olympics, where mild weather and the dangers posed by melting snow has forced organisers to cancel thousands of tickets to some of the events. Audio

Another human foot has washed up on a beach in surburban Vancouver, Canada. Audio

A documentary from the New Zealand Broadcasting School students Audio