Morning Report

Fears are being raised about the safety of injecting pig cells into people for the treatment of diabetes. Audio

A look at what they're saying in the papers today. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

How do we compare to the US for and indeed to Nigeria, Russia, Austria and Taiwan? Audio

National's Gerry Brownlee says brochure shows Labour has trampled on spirit of electoral spending law; Labour's Darren Hughes responds. Audio

Political editor Brent Edwards looks at the two major parties' election policies on development of core infrastructure services. Audio

Today's the 3rd day of what's expected to be a 4 week trial over the death of 3-year-old Rotorua toddler Nia Glassie. Audio

SH1, just south of Taihape, is being reopened after a major oil spill from a truck caused traffic chaos earlier this morning. Audio

Auckland and Christchurch mayoralty join the show to give their perspectives on the curbing of council spending. Audio

Councils strive to rein in rates increases as ratepayers try to cope with soaring living costs. Audio

A look at what they're saying in the main metropolitan papers around the country this morning. Audio

Republican, John McCain is fighting hard even in traditional party strongholds like Virginia with Democrats polling in the lead. Audio