Morning Report

Two American astronauts have voted from space. Audio

It's Guy Fawkes, and tonight thousands of people will celebrate with fireworks in their backyards. Audio

A project that's seen a massive amount of salt removed from bread has scooped this year's Health Innovation Awards. Audio

The Maori Party could come under pressure over post election deals if Labour does well in the Maori seats. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The hunt for the killer of a teenage girl in Kerikeri moves into its third day this morning. Audio

The Maori Party wants to spend more than 136-million dollars giving one-off payments to poverty-stricken families. Audio

The Police will not be taking the allegations of failure to declare donations any further. Brent Edwards comments. Audio

Fritz Wenzel from the pollsters Zogby International gives details of the polling figures. Audio

America prepares to elect its 44th president in the longest and most expensive presidential race in history. Audio

Both National and the Greens say they still won't work with Winston Peters, despite yesterday's police decision. Audio

News from the Waatea team. Audio