1South Auckland communities have come together to discuss the problem of street prostitution in their neighbourhoods, with revelations that some girls are as young as eleven.

2A body has been recovered from the wreckage of the light plane that crashed off the Kawhia coast a week ago, killing 2Degrees boss Eric Hertz and his wife.

3The Ministry of Education has apologised for a privacy breach.

4The man who was mistakenly sent the information about thousands of Earthquake Commission (EQC) clients has admitted he leaked the information to about ten of his clients. Now one Christchurch woman says she has proof that she was paid only 10% of what she should have been paid by EQC.

5The Chief Executive of Transpower has reassured would-be Mighty River Power investors that any future closure of the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter would not affect share prices long-term.

6North Korea has told foreign diplomats to leave the country by next Wednesday, saying their safety is no longer guaranteed.

7Heavily armed Afghan forced have paraded in front of the New Zealand Defence Force Chief as a gesture of thanks for the decade-long deployment in Bamiyan Province.

8The Christchurch City Council is working on tough new alcohol rules to try to stop the trend towards increasing violence in the city, especially at night.

9With the duck shooting season just a few weeks away, there is dispute over whether the drought has caused a decline in the mallard population.

10Prominent real estate analyst Alistair Helm says the industry is too inefficient and could operate with 8000 fewer agents.

11Malala Yousafzai is using money from her new education charity to help educate girls worldwide. The $200,000 was donated by Hollywood actress and humanitarian Angelina Jolie.

12The British Library has been given approval to archive everything that is published online in the United Kingdom.

13Film 3 Review of Danny Boyle's latest movie "Trance", plus a countdown of the top five movies at the New Zealand box office this week.