Denise Garland

Wallabies will take on the All Blacks in Wellington this weekend, after losing five games in a row - four of those on home soil. Audio

The All Blacks have thrust debutant 21-year-old Anton Lienert-Brown into the starting side to face what coach Steve Hansen believes will be a Wallabies team intent on revenge in Wellington. Audio

The All Blacks hooker Dane Coles is confident the squad's replacement players will be up to speed with the team's fast paced game plan come Saturday's test against the Wallabies in Wellington. Audio

Sam Meech picked up bronze and Lisa Carrington secured gold at the Olympics today. And Peter Burling and Blair Tuke are guaranteed a gold medal in their race tomorrow. Audio

Former Destiny Church associates have expressed concerns about the visit of American church leader Bishop Eddie Long, who has been accused of sexual misconduct against teens. Audio

The Silver Ferns will take on the Diamonds for the first Test of the Consteallation Cup series. They'll be wanting to prove their World Cup pool win over Australia was not just a one-of. Audio

A man in his early 60s died after waiting nine hours in an Auckland hospital for antibiotics that may have saved his life. Audio

Armed fugitives are still on the run in the central North Island tonight, after a police chase and shootout early today. Audio

New Zealand Football is launching a series of appeals against the expulsion of the Under-23 side from an Olympic qualifying tournament in Papua New Guinea. Audio

The Police and Customs are working on how to better spot packages from overseas that may be linked to drug production and supply after busting a sophisticated cannabis operation in the lower North… Audio

Police in Cairns say it may be several more days before DNA results can confirm that a body found brutally stabbed, dismembered and dumped in a chilly bin is that of Napier man Campbell Paterson. Mr… Audio

The New Zealand Sevens rugby coach talked about using fear of a historic failure as a motivator to get gold at Glasgow. Audio

The first of New Zealand's athletes will begin competing at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow in just a couple of hours time and we could win our first medal overnight. Audio

The Heineken Open tennis quarter finals get underway in Auckland. Audio

The Black Caps want to complete their dominance of the West Indies in the final one-dayer this afternoon. Audio

Two years after the Christchurch earthquakes, the city council has only finished detailed assessments of about half its community facilities, and nasty surprises are still cropping up. Audio

A Family Court counsellor says children will pay the price for the Government's decision to charge people court fees to settle their relationship disputes. Audio

The Canterbury earthquakes have shaken up many of the region's industries - and beer brewing is no exception. Audio

The 2011 national home brew competition received 420 entries, an increase of about 100 beers from the year before. Audio

Over the past few years, the number of New Zealand craft breweries has increased dramatically, and in the past year, new breweries have popped up every few months. Audio