Gill Bonnett
Boobs on Bikes
The organiser of the Boobs on Bike parade says he is willing to go to jail rather than cancel the event. Audio
Auckland Set to Lose Market
The twice-weekly arts and crafts market has been forced to make way for an 80-million dollar redevelopment. Audio
Real Estate Agents Face Being 'Barred'
Three estate agents face the prospect of being barred from practising after being linked to an alleged mortgage scam. Audio
Immigration Service to Deport Illegal Immigrant
The immigration service says the man alleged to have reversed his car into a police officer is an illegal immigrant. Audio
Nats Workplace Relation Policy
National is being accused of being light on detail after releasing its new employment and workplace relations policy. Audio
Weather Outlook - Not Good
Nick Butcher brings you more on the bad weather heading our way and the latest on conditions around the country. Audio
Power Saving Campaign Ends
Authorities now say any possibility of a power shortage this winter has been averted. Audio
Immigrants Using New Zealand
There's further evidence many immigrants are using New Zealand as a backdoor to get into Australia. Audio
One in Five Emigrating From NZ
South Africans are the most likely immigrants to make the move across the Tasman. Audio
Tony Veitch Update
The sports broadcaster has resigned from his two high profile media roles. Audio
Union For Ambulance Drivers Upset at Missed Chance
Parliament missed the opportunity to set up a national ambulance service. Audio
Immigration Consultants
The Registrar of Immigration Advisers says regulation will protect migrants from shonky operators. Audio
Government Wont Ban Insecticide
Preliminary tests show a carton of beef contained four times the level of endosulfan that is considered safe. Audio
Wild Weather Hits Upper North Island
Thunder and lightning storms and wind and hail have been causing damage in some northern parts of the North Island. Audio
Another Demonstration Against Violence in Sth Auckland
The leader of an Asian crime-fighting group in South Auckland says people may start taking matters into their own hands. Audio
Petrol Station Saved
Tainui Motors in the Auckland suburb of Devonport was due to close at the end of the month. Audio
Patients Sent to Sydney
Young women in the Auckland region with eating disorders face another two years of being sent to Australia for treatment. Audio
US Changes Visa Waiver Agreement
Visa-free entry to the United States could be under threat with the news that Kiwis must give 3 days notice to go there. Audio
Are We Expecting to Much From Mayors?
That's one question being asked as Manukau Mayor Len Brown recovers in hospital from a serious heart attack. Audio
Police Shut Down Day Time Cannabis Operation
Gang associates were selling the drugs 500 metres away form the Counties Manukau police headquarters. Audio
