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Last year saw record numbers of Aboriginal people die in police custody in Australia, and families want answers.

Nearly 1000 British sub-postmasters were wrongly prosecuted or convicted of theft, false accounting and fraud, due to a faulty computer system. The story of the scandal is told in the TV drama Mr Bates vs The Post Office. Alan Bates joins Jim.

Petitions to Parliament don't always result in a change to law or policy as intended, but they can be an effective way of the public getting a message to those in power. 

The White Ferns have beaten England in the final ODI in Hamilton.

A Christchurch street and a park associated with abuse of children and young people are likely to have a name change.

My first Doom 2 map, please give it a play and see what you think. I will take any criticism to improve and enhance the map further if it is needed. So far Ive only tested this with Gzdoom but I dont see why this wouldnt work with any other Source...

Construction suppliers are worried about the risk involved in building and operating schools, according to official advice.

On today's First Up pod - today with Anna Thomas: We hear from correspondent Mitch McCann - whose got his eyes on the skies as the US prepares to see a total solar eclipse; Nita Blake Persen is in Europe with the latest as Germany struggles with the ethics of sending weapons to Israel and Greta Thunberg gets arrested twice in the Hague; closer to home - Invercargill councillor Barry Stewart joins us after a community meeting at the weekend on what to do about a surge in youth crime in the ci...

What led to a rugby team's van being "nearly blown up" in Hawke's Bay.

A glut of feijoas on the market is good news for fans of the fruit, but bad news for growers battling falling prices.