Rnz: The Week In Review

A review of the week's news including... 'Gutless' Mark Lundy told to let it go as he remains behind bars, businessman Sir Ron Brierley arrested for child porn possession, Arthur Allan Thomas: Barrister says charges challenging, report finds 'insufficient evidence' on Labour assault claims, man shot after incident at Flaxmere Primary School, rahui on Wellington Harbour after sewage spill, Whakaari: Prime Minister seeking advice on Worksafe inquiry, final day of gun buyback draws to a close, woman with cancer fears trespassed from Waikato DHB, Maori king's spokesperson calls for funding restriction, new All Blacks coach announces assistants, drones causing problems among gannets at Muriwai Beach and 100 birds bound for Northland after Western Springs goose chase.

A review of the week's news including... White Island eruption, Govt promises major spend on infrastructure, report finds 4 pct of adults experience 46 pct of crime, communication between Corrections and MSD put prisoners at risk, Government urged to cede power to Maori - justice advocates, report into 2017 election finally published, D-day looms for decision on public broadcasting, alcohol, drug courts made permanent, more to come, Auckland Mayor on proposed port move, Chief Science Advisor recommends plan to phase out plastic, Hawke's Bay social housing package welcomed by local leaders, Ian Foster: The right or wrong choice as All Blacks coach? and Consumer NZ announces 'bad taste' award winners.