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To South America now, where torrential rain in El Salvador has triggered flooding and mudslides killing at least 124 people. Audio

Former long-time Te Tai Tokerau MP and Minister of Maori Affairs under a Labour Government, Dover Samuels comments. Audio

We cross to our correspondent in Beijing, Quentin Sommerville. Audio

How US politicians are bypassing the mainstream media to get their message across. Audio

Fidel Castro's younger sister has admitted working undercover for the Central Intelligence Agency in Cuba in the early 1960s. Audio

Tony Ryall says the immediate priority is the National Health Board, and establishing it within the Ministry makes sense. Audio

The United States is offering Sudan incentives to end violence in Darfur and the semi-autonomous South ahead of elections next year. Audio

Scientists from around the world are gathering in Paris for a conference that will take stock of the search for a vaccine against HIV/AIDS. Audio

The toddler went missing from a property in the West Auckland suburb of Henderson on Monday evening and was last seen talking to an Asian woman walking a dog. Audio

The number of police investigating the disappearance of two-year-old Aisling Symes will be boosted in the coming days. Audio

Waitakere Area police Commander, Inspector Gary Davey, says the search this morning will change tack slightly. Audio

Police Central Districts commander Superintendent Russell Gibson joined Morning Report. Audio

Competition is helping push down the price of cellphone calls, with Callplus the latest company to enter the market. Audio

Leilani Momoisea speaks to us from Samoa. Audio

Our reporter Leilani Momoisea is in Samoa - she spoke to us moments before coming to air. Audio

Filomena Nelson from the disaster management office in Samoa has been up all night distributing food and blankets to the homeless. Audio

Elton John could become the latest celebrity to adopt a child. Audio

Hopes for a breakthrough in the Auckland bus drivers' industrial dispute have been dashed and major disruption for 80,000 passengers looks inevitable. Audio

Both men's and women's defending champions have come closer to retaining their titles at the US Open. Audio

The latest plan for Auckland's super city has been revealed - it includes a big change to the region's northern boundary, and more power for local boards. Audio

In Tonga hundreds of desperate relatives are angry and demanding answers, waiting for news of those missing at sea. Audio

New information out today indicates pressure on health services from swine and seasonal flu is easing - but the number of people seeing their doctor for flu is at epidemic levels in two areas. Audio

We're joined now by our correspondent in London, Barney Burnham. Audio

with media commentator Denis Welch. Audio

Where the President of Ecuador has denied allegations that he's in the pocket of left wing rebels and where ten Mexican police officers have been detained as the country's drug war continues to… Audio