Philippa Tolley

Top Stories for 30 May 2008. Audio

An Australian company hopes to harness the power of the waves to meet some of New Zealand's energy needs. Audio

Ministry of Fisheries officers have raided more houses in Wellington this morning. Audio

A report by Save the Children says children as young as six are being abused by the very people sent to protect them. Audio

The electricity industry will keep an eye on NIWA's long-range forecast tomorrow hoping for rain to help dwindling hydro lakes. Audio

420 thousand homes have been destroyed in the region still recovering from a massive earthquake two weeks ago. Audio

The Minister of Housing, Maryan Street has admitted it was an 'ideal look'. Audio

Consumers are being urged to save power, but there are fears conservation efforts have come too late to avert a crisis. Audio

Power black out warning, national on kiwisaver, Taupo Housing Conference, and sport. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

We cross to Canberra now to join our correspondent, Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio

So what's in the budget for the average New Zealander and how is Dr Cullen's ninth budget being received by the people. Audio

So what impact will 10 billion dollars worth of tax cuts over four years have on the economy? Audio

Top Stories for 23 May 2008. Audio

Ian Crutchley's lawyer, Roger Laybourn comments. Audio

Budget day, Man found guilty of mothers death, Gwaze charges dropped. Audio

On a report on the state of the New Zealand economy, the IMF is cautioning against tax cuts now because of inflation. Audio

24 people have died and the attacks have spread to at least four new areas around Johannesburg. Audio

The NZ Council of Medical Colleges says it has "grave concerns" about the level of supervision of foreign doctors. Audio

Yesterday the crown made its final case to the jury saying Kahui was the killer of his baby twins. Audio