1TVNZ's relationship with Parliament is again in the news after National released internal TVNZ e-mails in which Craig Boyce referred to some politicians as "bastards" and "enemies".

2A High Court jury has heard chilling details of how a South Auckland woman pleaded for her life. Dean Joseph Shephard is on trial for the murder of a Manurewa businesswoman in October of 2004.

3Up to 12 metres of rock separate life and death for two miners who've been trapped in a Tasmanian mine for six days.

4Business News.

5Just days after the flooding in Coromandel - there's another severe weather warning for the Peninsula.

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7The Health Minister Pete Hodgson is accusing National of trying to create a sense of crisis.

8The Master of a container ship that hit the old Mangere Bridge last year should never have left the Onehunga port in such rough conditions.

9A new study of people on waiting lists for state housing has found they have more health problems than Housing NZ tenants.

10A High Court jury has begun hearing the case against two people accused of murdering a former Road Knights gang member.

11Waatea News: The Latest in Maori News including Labour List MP Dover Samuels saying that Maori Voters deserve to have an explanation from National on exactly where the party stands on the Maori Seats. Plus Shane Jones says that Ngai Tahu can have its fisheries claim as soon as it begins complying with the law.

12Hundreds of workers are rallying in Auckland to mark May Day.

13It is the second time in less than a year that the Commerce Commission has recommended regulation of rates for calls made from landlines to mobile phones.

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15Up to 12 metres of rock separate life and death for two miners who've been trapped in a Tasmanian mine for six days. It could be up to two days before the men trapped in the Beaconsfield gold mine are finally freed.

16TVNZ's relationship with Parliament is again in the news after the release of emails today.

17Plans to build a 37 turbine wind farm near the Napier-Taupo Highway are a step closer.

18Business News.

19A visiting transport expert says there's no city in the world where adding more roads has solved the problems of rush hour traffic.

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21The man accused of raping and trying to kill a 14-year-old took the witness stand in the High Court today.

22The Solomon Islands will have another go this week at choosing a Prime Minister.

23Mediators have given the warring parties from Sudan's Darfur region an extra 48 hours to strike a peace deal.

24Waatea News: The Latest in Maori News including the head of the Maori Fisheries Trust saying he will leave the position at the end of the year, not when Ngai Tahu "tells him to".

25An Australian tycoon has taken out a series of newspaper adverts urging his countrymen to procreate.