To'h' or not to 'h' - that is the question

Is it Wanganui or Whanganui? Campbell Live spoke to mayor Michael Laws today about Geographic Board's decision to add an 'h' to the town's name.

• Waikato police get tough on people not wearing seatbelts

  Waikato police are fed up with people not wearing seatbelts. They are cracking down with a no-tolerance approach ahead of Christmas.

• Cyclists hold memorial ride for killed colleague

  Several hundred cyclists took to State Highway 1 north of Wellington today to spread the message about cycle safety.

• Queenstown's 1999 flood - 10 years later

  It has been 10 years since Queenstown experienced its worst flood in history, and this weekend locals are remembering the devastation it caused.

• Thousands march for 'democracy'

  Around 4000 people have taken to the streets of central Auckland, calling on the Government to make referendums binding.

• Protesters march up Queen St

  Between 4000 and 5000 people are marching through central Auckland this afternoon, urging the Government to act on referenda.

• March For Democracy - full interviews

  Watch full interviews with the Sensible Sentencing Trust's Garth McVicar, Family First's Bob McCoskrie and march funder Colin Craig.

• Three in court after nationwide uni degree scam

  Police are urging hundreds of people who have bought "fake" university degrees to hand themselves in.

• Mix-up leaves two women afraid of hospital

  On Auckland’s North Shore two women who share the same name, live in unusual fear of having to go to hospital.

• Students paid to protest against Wellington bus proposal

  Next month human buses will travel through Wellington's Manners Mall in protest at the pedestrian mall being opened up to buses.

• Family mourns following Waiouru Military Camp tragedy

  Flight Sergeant Andrew Forster was killed when an old artillery shell exploded.

• Boys rescued from container explosion

  Neighbour hailed as hero after saving boy from fiery container.

• Man sentenced after death of traffic officer

  The man found guilty of careless driving, which killed New Zealand's top traffic police officer, has been sentenced at the Wellington District Court.

• Waiouru explosion: Press conference with Forster's brother-in-law

  Brother-in-law of killed serviceman Andrew Forster speaks out about yesterday's army incident.

• Police urge fake qualifications be handed in

  Police are urging hundreds of people who have bought fake university degrees to hand themselves in.

• Women seriously injured after Ponsonby hit-and-run

  Sex worker assaulted and woman hit by car in Auckland in early hours of the morning.

• Driver sentenced over death of top cop

  A driver whose truck ran over and killed a senior police officer in June last year has been sentenced.

• CTU oppose ban on ACC compensation for lawbreakers

  National MP Tau Henare has admitted that he frequently breaks the speeding limit when driving on the motorway.

• Royal NZ Navy earns gold in Business Excellence Awards

  The Royal NZ Navy is the third entity in thirteen years to receive gold at the awards.

• Trans-tasman crackdown on 'schoolies' and binging

  In a rare move, police on both sides of the Tasman will crackdown on alcohol-fuelled bad behaviour one weekend in December.

• Taupo police add segways to their arsenal

  Police in Taupo have added a new weapon to their crime fighting arsenal.