Hewitt Humphrey

The jury in the trial of a Christchurch woman accused of killing her husband reaches its verdict. There's standing room only at the public meeting where Len Brown faces his fate. Audio

Strong words from the US lay the groundwork for possible military intervention in Syria and the Government will appeal against a ruling on payouts for uninsured Christchurch properties. Audio

The government sets the date for Meridian Energy's partial sale and the cricketer Jesse Ryder tests positive for a banned substance. Audio

A law change is proposed to restrict the movements of suspected child abusers. Research shows the Government spends more time chasing welfare debt than unpaid tax. Audio

A major overhaul of workplace health and safety is announced and Stephen Joyce says some toxic whey proteins are yet to be tracked down. Audio

Claims that an online purchase tax system would be very complex and legislation to encourage public service efficiency passes its final reading. Audio

The government is set to annouce new initiatives to tackle Auckland's transport problems and the Family Violence Death Review Committee recommends changes to reduce domestic homicides. Audio

Hundreds of jobs lost as New Zealand Post closes mail processing centres and the Government was warned its convention centre deal with Sky City could increase problem gambling. Audio

WikiLeaks is refusing to disclose the location of NSA whistle blower Edward Snowden and the Prime Minister is confident that United Future will vote for the GCSB legislation. Audio

Wellington's South Coast bears the full brunt of the southerly storm. Audio

A restaurant chain is under investigation over claims it pays workers less than four dollars an hour and Government Departments and Northern iwi reach a deal on how to spend money. Audio

National standards results show improvement, and John Key won't take the investigation into who leaked a GC-SB report any further. Audio

The Green Party says small investors lost out in the sale of Mighty River Power. Calls for a total overhaul of the disability sector. Audio

A leading academic says the Prime Minister made a mistake in phoning Fletcher and Civil Liberties advocates question whether judges will effectively use proposed new cyber bullying laws. Audio

An engineer for Tower Insurance gives evidence in a Christchurch court and new rules are revealed for charter schools. Audio

The Mighty River Power sale kicks off with would be buyers able to register and 1500 people protest at MPs' offices against Novopay. Audio

Bumper profits for Mighty River Power and concerns walls of high rise apartments could turn some Auckland beach suburbs into another Gold Coast. Audio

Telecom, Vodafone and Telstra are to build a trans-Tasman internet cable and more than 50 teachers will lose their jobs in the Christchurch school shake up. Audio

The Ministry for Primary Industries is investigating reports commercial vessels are fishing in a marine mammal sanctuary. Firefighters are hoping for a reprieve from strong winds as they struggle to… Audio

Brendan Horan says he will not challenge his expulsion from the New Zealand First caucus. The CTV inquest hears that a lack of training extended to the top levels of the Fire Service. Audio