Andrew Mc Rae

Food that even the enemy didn't want was the staple diet of the New Zealand troops at Gallipoli, and a newly-released study shows it was also dangerous for their health. Andrew McRae talks to… Audio

The police are hunting for the person who shot a roadworker dead on a rural roadside in Southern Waikato yesterday afternoon. Audio

A person has been shot dead in Kinleith near Tokoroa - details are still emerging but out reporter Andrew McRae is with us. Audio

The Tuhoe activist Tame Iti is now at Hukanui marae just north of Hamilton after being released from Waikeria Prison. Audio

Tuhoe activist Tame Iti has been released from prison. Audio

Australia's sports police are trumpeting their success at investigating cheats a day after issuing a stunning report, but in New Zealand authorities aren't saying if they'll take similar action. Audio

Two men, a father and son, accused of attacking a police officer in the Waikato beach settlement of Kawhia ten days ago have reappeared in court. Audio

Unionised workers at eight Affco meat processing plants have this morning walked off the job in support of 760 colleagues who have been locked-out of work. Audio

Radio New Zealand report from outside the Huntly East mine. Audio

Andrew McRae looks at some of the ideas being put forward to try to reduce the rates of child abuse and neglect. Audio

Commodity prices across all primary sectors are peaking at the same time for the first time in decades. Audio

Jan Stuart's Avonside Drive home was yellow stickered in September and has again been yellow stickered meaning there's limited access to the properties but further evaluation still required. Audio

The elderly are finding it difficult to come to terms with the Christchurch earthquake and its aftermath. Audio

An angry husband and father made a desperate attempt to get to the man who brutally murdered his wife and daughter when he was sentenced to life with a minimum non-parole period of 20-years for the… Audio

The hui to mediate between two Maori Party MPs, Hone Harawira and Te Ururoa Flavell, is underway on the Taheke Marae near Rotorua. Audio

Andrew McRae has been monitoring developments and gives us an update. Audio

It's been estimated that the cost of cleaning up the polluted Waikato River could run between one and nearly five billion dollars. Audio

The stress on farmers in Waikato now facing their fourth year in a row of extremely dry conditions is starting to tell. Audio

A driver who ploughed into a group of cyclists killing three of them says she hates herself for what happened. Audio

Up to a hundred and sixty workers at the Te Aroha meat plant destroyed by fire on Friday night have found out they may lose their jobs. Audio