Nine To Noon

At age 18, Paul Wood was imprisoned in New Zealand, where he served nearly 11 years before earning his release in 2006. While behind bars, Paul studied psychology and has gone on to establish himself as an expert in personal development.

Australia correspondent Karen Middleton looks at the mass-fatality bird event that's got officials warning the H5 bird flu is about to get much worse.

What can images taken from nearly 800-kilometers above earth tell us about the tiny organisms attached to our coastline? As it turns out quite a lot.

As New Zealand's space sector continues to grow, a new initiative is giving university students the chance to be part of a real space mission.

The Reserve Bank's chief economist Paul Conway says he is focused on inflation expectations, and their flow on effects into the wider economy.

A wrap-up of the Commonwealth Games, the All Blacks' South Africa tour begins, as at home the NPC kicks off.

The Fair Trading Act is being primed for an overhaul.

Rebecca Stevenson is a senior journalist at BusinessDesk.

Logan has the details of how Gore could be the king-maker in the amalgamtion of Southland's councils, research grade seaweed cultivation in Bluff, concerns over the avialability of small homes for retirees in Invercargill and the city plays host to the National Basketball League final.

Landscape architect Mick Abbott asks: how can we work with nature rather than against it?