Kate Newton
Career criminal takes case about ban on prisoners voting
The career criminal Arthur Taylor will take his case to end a ban on prisoners voting to the High Court in Auckland today. Audio
RMA reforms will have support to become law
Changes to the Resource Management Act look to have enough support to be passed into law before they've even been announced, with ACT's only MP saying he will back them. Audio
Survey ranks Auckland's housing market least affordable
An international survey ranks Auckland's housing market as one of the ten least affordable in the world. Audio
Dotcom search ruled lawful
Kim Dotcom has failed in his last-ditch attempt to have the search at his Auckland mansion ruled illegal. Audio
Estimated SkyCity convention centre building costs balloon
The chair of the Problem Gambling Foundation says the Government should re-visit other tenders for its convention centre if SkyCity won't build it without any taxpayer funding or more concessions. Audio
Radio NZ reporter with latest from Sydney's Martin Place
And our reporter Kate Newton is in Martin Place. Audio
Sydney-siders want siege to unite them, not divide
The two hostages who died in the Sydney siege are being hailed as heroes. Audio
Lawyers mourn the loss of barrister killed suring Sydney siege
Kate also spoke to these two lawyers who had come to lay flowers in memory of lawyer Katrina Dawson. Audio
Inter-faith chaplains support mourners following Sydney siege
Thousands of people have been lining up at a makeshift memorial in Sydney's Martin Place to pay tribute to the victims of the fatal siege at the Lindt cafe. Audio
Our reporter in Martin Place
Thousands of people have come to Martin Place throughout the day, stopping to place flowers and sign condolence books. Audio
Radio New Zealand reporter in Sydney at Lindt siege
With the latest on the Sydney siege, our reporter Kate Newton is with us again. Audio
Radio New Zealand reporter at scene of siege
We cross to Sydney and our reporter Kate Newton who is waiting for the start of the police media conference. Audio
Radio New Zealand reporter in Sydney
Our reporter Kate Newton was at the police cordon in Sydney overnight, and is now waiting for the start of the police media conference. Audio
Radio New Zealand reporter at Lindt siege in Sydney
Kate Newton joins us live from Sydney. Audio
Report finds Crown breached Treaty of Waitangi
The iwi guardians of Lake Waikaremoana say a Waitangi Tribunal report paves the way to compensate for decades of Crown mis-use of the lake. Audio
ACC hopes sports concussion guidelines will prevent injury
ACC is calling for sports players to be taken out of play straight away if anyone suspects they may be are risk of having concussion. Audio
Child Poverty Monitor releases report
The second annual Child Poverty Monitor says almost a quarter of New Zealand children are living in poverty. Audio
A quarter of New Zealand children living in poverty
The second annual Child Poverty Monitor says almost a quarter of New Zealand children are living in poverty. Audio
Prosecution not the aim of new drink driving rules
The police say they don't want to prosecute anyone under new drink-driving limits, and are pleading with people to change their habits instead. Audio
