Hewitt Humphrey

Shell New Zealand has just announced the sale of a major asset in in this country and The International Energy Agency has dramatically revised downwards its forecasts for the demand for coal. Audio

RNZ newsreader Hewitt Humphrey will present his last ever news bulletin on Radio New Zealand later today. Audio

A pushchair with a baby in it fell onto railway tracks in front of an oncoming train in Auckland this morning but the baby survived. And A veterinarian says three dogs that attacked a Dunedin woman… Audio

The bodies of the remaining three victims from Saturday's helicopter crash on Fox Glacier have been recovered and Firefighters who have worked non-stop since yesterday are still trying to contain a… Audio

The Prime Minister says while authorities are aware some people in New Zealand are actively raising money to support Islamic State, it's not always straightforward to secure a conviction and the… Audio

A man has been charged with the murder of 10-year-old Alex Fisher, and footage from the scene of a killing is played to the High Court. Audio

The riot squad moves in to quell unrest on Christmas Island and hospitality New Zealand offers advice on drink-driving. Audio

The cause of the 2010 Fox Glacier sky dive plane crash remains a mystery and the Reserve Bank says further interest rate cuts are likely. Audio

Police say a man fired at officers chasing him after a woman's death; Big award for a sacked principal after the Employment Court found she was unfairly dismissed. Audio

The government touts the benefits of the TPP deal and a gun Incident outside a Work and Income Office. Audio

The Prime Minister rejects a last minute plea from a 'climate change refugee' and the Government may consider a law change to help a Far North trust. Audio

Police continue their hunt for armed fugitives in the central North Island; Milk price jump gives a glimmer of hope for farmers. Audio

More people are raiding their Kiwisaver accounts and Landcorp may have to sell more land to reduce debt. Audio

KiwiRail workers on the West Coast fear for their jobs and an Australian company sells its controlling stake in Contact Energy. Audio

It is RNZ's policy that Maori, as one of New Zealand's official languages, is pronounced correctly. Audio

Mt Eden prison controversy takes a new twist. The Prime Minister concedes medicines may cost more under the TPP. Audio

How we say it - 25 July 2015 Audio

Sometimes, there is more than one way to say it - but Radio New Zealand still has some preferences. Audio