Morning Report

It's been three months since major changes to New Zealand's alcohol laws came into force, which were designed to tackle the anti-social drinking culture and the harm that comes with it. Audio

Kohanga Reo in Whanganui and Taranaki say the referral of the movement's commercial arm to the Serious Fraud Office for investigation is alarming news; The Crown has defended criticism that it was… Read more Audio

Official figures obtained by Radio New Zealand show just how much money has been spent on public relations for the Government's so-called Roads of National Significance projects. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A police ballistics expert at the trial of the South African Olympian, Oscar Pistorius, says the athlete was not wearing his prosthetic legs when he shot his girlfriend. Audio

As the search for the missing Malaysian Airlines jet continues over a 12th day, the FBI has been called in to help probe the background of the plane's pilot. Audio

The Te Kohanga Reo story was broken by Maori Television's Native Affairs programme. Audio

Questions are mounting over the Education Minister's handling of claims of mis-spending by the commercial arm of the Kohanga Reo Trust. Audio

One of the country's largest district health boards has told staff it needs to cut costs due to an underlying deficit of 12 million dollars. Audio

That old, familar telephone book is taking a step closer to oblivion. Audio

The concrete industry says a Labour Party plan designed to help the ailing forestry sector makes no sense. Audio