Max Towle

A trainee teacher says she was bullied and discriminated against at a Maori and Pacific school in south Auckland because she's European. Audio

Unions aren't dead yet. Audio

A Government report revealed the pay gap between men and women has grown to its biggest point in six years. Employment reporter Max Towle has more. Audio

With the latest is our reporter Max Towle. Audio

The pay gap for men and women is the biggest it's been in six years. Audio

A senior engineer at Mighty River Power got the shock of his life when he came back from a three week holiday overseas to find he'd racked up a 23 thousand dollar bill on his company phone. Audio

Three young adults who grew up in state care say the age at-risk children are in care should be raised to 21. Max Towle reports. Audio

Reporter Max Towle went along to the preview night for the World of Wearable Arts. Audio

A woman held at knifepoint pleaded with her teenage attacker to let her go because she'd just become pregnant after months of IVF treatment, but she was still raped and kicked unconscious. Audio

A senior doctor who jumped on a car carrying the deputy Prime Minister at a Trans Pacific Parternship protest could lose his job. Audio

Fears of an Ashley Madison style hack have been dismissed by the Wellington City Council, which has signed up for online voting in next year's local body elections by the narrowest of margins. Audio

47-year-old Paul Burr, closed his eyes, bowed his head and sighed, after a jury decided he would not be the first person in the forestry industry convicted of manslaughter. Audio

The trade union representing farm workers fears the Government's zero hour contracts legislation could cost thousands of labourers their jobs. Audio

A BNZ bank in Manukau was robbed today and the police say it could be connected to two other robberies in the past eight days. Audio

A court has heard that the police officer who arrested forestry contractor Paul Burr told him he was forced to do so by someone 'higher up the food chain', and said the manslaughter charge was wrong. Audio

The Government has admitted more foreign sailors without work visas, have been allowed to operate in New Zealand waters. Audio

The family of a six-year-old girl and her grandmother who died in a fire early this morning are telling police there were working smoke alarms in their Palmerston North state house. Audio

Now to the latest on the house fire in Palmerston North. Audio

The Police are investigating sexual allegations involving students at Opotiki College in Bay of Plenty. They won't say what the allegations are, but that they don't involve teachers. Audio

A report is exposing a "dump and run" culture in Child, Youth and Family, where children are neglected and chewed up by the system. Audio