Geoff Robinson

The Canterbury earthquake and a stuttering national economy mean the Reserve Bank is likely to leave the Official Cash Rate unchanged this morning. Audio

Our political editor Brent Edwards has been following the latest revelations about Mr Garrett. Audio

The candidates talk about how they will manage the relationship between the Government and Auckland? Audio

The candidates outline the policies they have to deal with issues created by Auckland encompassing some of the richest and poorest neighbourhoods in New Zealand. Audio

The candidates outline their views on rates. Audio

The candidates talk about policies that would lift patronage of regular bus services? Audio

The candidates outline which transport projects they see as important. Audio

David Wilson from AUT asks further questions on economic strategy. Audio

The candidates explain what policies they have that will create higher value in Auckland. Audio

The candidates answer questions about their backgrounds and vision for the the city. Audio

Geoff Robinson introduces the candidates and asks the first question - why should someone in Southland care whether you become the Auckland Mayor? Audio

Auckland Super City Mayoral candidates Andrew Williams, Len Brown and John Banks answer a wide range of questions on how they will do the job. Audio

Plans to lift the cordon in central Christchurch this morning are put on hold on the advice of Civil Defence. Why are Trade talks turning sour and Obama condemns plans to burn the Koran. Audio

Despite the aftershocks, most of Christchurch gets safe drinking water back, but the emotional toll is now coming home to roost and in other news, the Childrens' Commissioner says we're not looking… Audio

The Defence Minister wants spy drones taken to the front line - the army says no, there's less than hour to go before radiographers walk off the job in Auckland, Israel and the Palestinians hold their… Audio

A new study says astronauts can become as weak as 80-year-olds after six months in space. Audio

With less than a week before United States combat troops quit Iraq, a series of bombings across the country have left at least 60 people dead and more than 200 wounded. Audio

The competence of the Stock Exchange is being called into question after allegations it failed to process a payment from an electricity retailer. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio