Morning Report

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Safety is the number one priority as the Duke and Dutchess of Cambridge embark on what will be the most daring aspect of their trip to this country - a jet boat ride in Queenstown on Sunday. Audio

The New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters, says if Labour and the Greens can't get their act together before the election, he questions why his party would want to be part of any post election… Read more Audio

Representatives from every Kohanga Reo throughout the country will be at a hui aimed at making changes to the leadership of the movement; A traditionally staunch Maori language broadcaster has started… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

Researchers say doctors and midwives are inaccurately recording estimated heights and weights of some pregnant women, which could lead to risks in the pregnancy being missed. Audio

We ask David Cunliffe why he won't commit to a deal with the Greens. Hone Harawira's party prepares to talk to Kim Dotcom and Is the 32 million dollars spent on the Tamiflu vaccine a good investment? Audio

A new portrait of the Queen will be unveiled by her grandson, the Duke of Cambridge, at a state reception in Wellington this evening. Audio

The lawyers for a Christchurch school will today meet with Ministry counterparts in an attempt to stop Hekia Parata pressing on with a planned merger. Audio

The Local Government Commission has been criticised in Whangarei over its proposal for a single council for the whole of Northland. Audio

The Maori Broadcasting Funding Agency, Te Mangai Paho, has overhauled the way it funds radio and television programmes - now preferring to pay out for bilingual shows; The High Court has ruled a… Read more Audio