Sean Plunket

More tragedy for Fielding police find three bodies at rural home. Are the new alcohol laws a sensible compromise or weak as water and celebrations are continuing in Chile after what's being called the… Audio

The police have cautiously welcomed the offer of a reward from the son of murdered school teacher, Lois Dear, to help catch the killer of Feilding farmer Scott Guy. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Prison inmates will be able to make court appearances via teleconferences for the first time today, when a video link goes live between Auckland Central Remand Prison and Auckland District Court. Audio

Australia's two main political parties have begun to court the independent MPs. Audio

The All Blacks' tri-nations victory has been soured with news their key playmaker, Dan Carter has sustained a serious ankle injury. Audio

The Government's being told its liquor law reforms are weak and timid, before it has even unveiled its plan to the public. Audio

An iwi leader is accusing the government of racism after the Social Development Minister suggested iwi stump up and help fund their own iwi based care programmes to prevent child abuse among Maori. Audio

It's deal-making time in Australia after Saturday's election produced no clear result. Audio

The Australian Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, is undaunted by Labor's disappointing election result and says it is in the best position to form the next government. Audio

Hundreds of people took to the streets during the weekend to protest at the Government's planned changes to labour laws. Audio

Despite a drubbing at the polls, Australia's caretaker Prime Minister, Julia Gillard is adamant the Australian Labor Party has the legitimacy to continue as government. Audio

Coverage of the Australian election, hosted by Sean Plunket. Audio

Thousands of people with diabetes are expected to find life easier now that Pharmac has made the latest, long-acting form of insulin, available for free. Audio

South Aucklanders showed their opposition to the growing number of liquor stores in their area yesterday, with a protest march to Manukau Square. Audio

Agroup of climate change sceptics want the High Court to rule that the Government's data on historic temperature records is flawed. Audio

New Zealand Post has begun sending letters to households, asking them to adjust the height of their letterboxes or risk not receiving their mail. Audio

The Ministry of Justice is to meet with its Minister this morning after a convicted killer was given the home address of a woman juror at his trial. Audio

New Zealand's climate change sceptics have filed court proceedings against the country's state-owned weather and atmospheric research body. Audio

New Zealand's Defence force could face human rights legal action amid claims our soldiers in Afghanistan are handing over prisoners to the secret police. Audio