Geoff Robinson

A telecommunications lobby group says roaming rates for New Zealanders using their mobile phones overseas, are still too high. Audio

A senior doctor says there are lessons to be learned from the way neurosurgery services have been reorganised in the South Island for the provision of other health services. Audio

Joining us now is MAF's head of Biosecurity, Dr Barry O'Neil, in Tauranga. Audio

Dozens of kiwifruit orchardists are now reporting possible signs of the disease PSA, which may now be spreading outside the Bay of Plentty. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Legislation to reform New Zealand's liquor laws is having its first reading in Parliament today. Audio

It is expected more health services will be co-ordinated nationally following yesterday's announcement the new National Health Board would coordinate neurosurgery services in Christchurch and Dunedin.

Orchardist meetings planned as kiwifruit disease confirmed, Biosecurity Minister says kiwifruit disease may be contained, Swings in spending, tax takes baffle economists, Finance Minister discusses… Audio

Problem-plagued HMNZS Otago crippled in port, Training exercise with SAS labelled as a dangerous distraction, Wayne Mapp reacts to SAS session and Navy vessel failure, Dry run ahead of rugby world cup… Audio

The U.S. Secretary of State's charm offensive. Change at the top of the Health system and the New Zealand dollar jumped a cent against the US dollar overnight, to reach its highest point in two and a… Audio

Hilary Clinton drops in for a series of chats. The swedish back packer killer to be released after serving 22 years and the Speaker does a u-turn on MPs' expenses. Audio

The Government to look at changing the law to save The Hobbit, the Serious Fraud Squad looking into the company that wants to buy the Crafar Farms and from the situations vacant...One place on the… Audio

In an announcement made just after midnight last night Sir Peter Jackson and Fran Walsh say Warner Brothers is coming next week to move the Hobbit production offshore. Audio

The Minister of Education says striking teachers must wake up to economic reality, DHB's lose patience with striking radiographers, Changes to the new Foreshore and Seabed Act cause friction between… Audio

New research has found that American students studying in New Zealand drink twice as much alcohol here as they do back home. Audio

The polytechs of Napier and Gisborne are planning to merge next year. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A United States judge has ordered the Pentagon to stop banning openly gay men and women from serving in the US military. Audio

Canterbury residents are being told there's no guarantee the aftershocks that have been rattling the region for more than a month will get any smaller. Audio

Contentious - and expensive - roading projects planned for Wellington may be in jeopardy, with the election of a bicycle-riding mayor to the capital's top office. Audio