Morning Report

With the world financial crisis, it's clear the new government is going to have to get very serious, very soon. Audio

Only one Prime Minister, Sir Keith Holyoake, has served longer in the post-war era. Audio

Investigators believe the twenty died when they inhaled freon gas, accidentally released from the fire extinguishing systems. Audio

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs says there is an extreme security risk in Maluku Province and Central Sulawesi Province. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Among the new MPs are a Korean, a Fiji-Indian, a Tongan-Samoan and an Indian, reports Richard Pamatatau. Audio

The party won an extra Maori seat, but that was not enough to give it the influence it was hoping for, reports Kate Williamson. Audio

Radio New Zealand political editor Brent Edwards gives his election wrap up. Audio

Unions, environmentalists and a major social organisation are concerned about the new National-led government's policies. Audio

Incoming Prime Minister John Key says National's election win should help boost the economy in the short term. Audio

Business leaders want swift decisions on big issues, such as the Resource Management Act, and the Emissions Trading Scheme. Audio

Prime Minister-elect John Key is saying he hopes to be sworn in as New Zealand's leader by as early as Monday next week. Audio