Philippa Tolley

China's army personnel are said to have reached all of the worst affected areas of the Sichuan earthquake. Audio

Senator Obama has managed to quash any calls of him being sexist with a sweet natured apology. Audio

A landslide late last night has forced the evacuation of a large villa in central Wellington. Audio

The two people accused of murdering South Otago 18 year old Michael Hutchings have been ordered to stand trial. Audio

Unpublished data shows the breast cancer drug Herceptin may be a third less effective if it's given after chemotherapy. Audio

Fog caused major disruption at airports around the country today. Audio

Police have recovered a body, believed to be missing Israeli tourist Liat Okin. Audio

Chinese authorities warn of the possibility of epidemics in wake of Sichuan earthquake, as dead remain unburied. Audio

The Serious Fraud Office has begun investigating the collapses of two failed finance companies. Audio

Up to 700 households could be helped into their first home by the Government under a long-awaited shared equity pilot scheme. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

A second march in Samoa against plans to change which side of the road people drive on has attracted huge support. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region Audio

Social Development wrote to imprisoned fraudster because of his potential to contribute to the community on release. Audio

An independent review will look at the services following three unexpected deaths since the beginning of the year. Audio

The right of Americans to carry guns is being tested in the Supreme court for the first time in almost 70 years. Audio

Accusations have been flying back and forth between the Chinese government and Tibet's exiled leadership. Audio

A New York court has made a final ruling, which confirms a duel between the Swiss defender, Alinghi, and the BMW Oracle. Audio