Philippa Tolley

The machines being used to make the Pike River coal mine safe are failing to neutralise the atmosphere inside the mine. Audio

The New Zealander killed while serving with the British Army in Afghanistan will today be farewelled with a military funeral in Wellington. Audio

Primary and intermediate schools finished up last week. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Joining me now is a spokesperson for the Naitoko family, Reverend Peter Sykes. Audio

The police are expected to defend themselves again today at the inquest into their fatal shooting of an innocent teenager. Audio

New Zealand cricket enthusiasts are applauding the appointment of John Wright to coach the nation's representative team. Audio

Joining us now live from Los Angeles is London-bound Air New Zealand passenger, Nigel Hewitson. Audio

Police disappointed by progress at Pike River. Audio

New Zealand cricket enthusiasts are welcoming the appointment of John Wright as the coach of the Black Caps. Audio

A crowd of up to a hundred thousand people is expected for the fourth Ashes Cricket test in Melbourne after the Australian side's surprise comeback over the weekend. Audio

More diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks reveal how frustrated American diplomats have been with New Zealand taking an independent foreign policy line. Audio

Nearly half a million travellers are facing a bleak Christmas, as heavy snow closes several major airports in Europe and brings Britain to a standstill. Audio

Christchurch businesses, councils, MPs and individuals have banded together to turn the rubble of the Canterbury earthquake green. Audio

Christmas Island locals are angry memorial services are already being held for the asylum seekers killed in Wednesday's ship wreck. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Auckland City Mission says there is an unprecedented demand for food parcels this Christmas, matched by an all-time low in donations. Audio

The Parole Board is grappling with what to do about one of the country's oldest paedophiles, whose rapidly declining health is stretching prison resources to the limit. Audio

A new plan is being prepared to recover the bodies of the 29 men killed at the Pike River Coal mine. Audio

Andy Moore is the BBC's correspondent at Heathrow. He says closure has left the airport in chaos. Audio