1The Royal Commission Inquiry into the collapse of the CTV building during the Christchurch earthquake has released its findings.

2Prime Minister John Key wants a photograph of him on an immigration adviser's website taken down, saying it is an inappropriate use of his image. The timing is embarrassing for the Prime Minister, as State Councillor Yuyang Dong, the most powerful woman in China, is currently visiting NZ.

3The two Australian DJs who played a prank on a British nurse who subsequently took her own life, have broken their silence.

4Parts of Auckland were gridlocked this afternoon after a truck and trailer flipped on the Central City underpass, blocking the motorway northbound.

5The Motor Trade Association warns thousands of jobs will be lost if the Government proceeds with new Warrant of Fitness rules.

6Disgraced criminal defence lawyer Barry Hart has spent the day in court appealing against the Lawyers' Tribunal ruling striking him off.

7Prime Minister John Key is refusing to wade in to an employment row between the Vice President of the Actors' Equity Union and its former boss who runs Lord of the Rings tours. However, the Council of Trade Unions says Key is partly to blame for the dispute.

8President Mohamed Morsi's backtracking has failed to quell the protests in Egypt, with his critics saying he continues to behave like a dictator.

9British astronomer Sir Patrick Moore has died at the age of 89.

1094 year old former South African President Nelson Mandela remains in hospital tonight.

11The Warehouse has bought Noel Leeming from an Australian private equity firm for $65 million.