Morning Report

The former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, offered to act as an advisor to Rupert Murdoch during the phone hacking scandal. Audio

The All Blacks' sponsorship by Coca Cola has been called "totally inappropriate" and "an embarrassment" by campaigners against sugary drinks. Audio

Kim Dotcom's United States-based lawyer is considering an appeal against yesterday's ruling that search warrants used to raid his home were legal. Audio

Wellington city is still covered in fog 12 hours after it rolled in last night. Audio

A New Zealand woman arrested in a Bali sting could be charged with one of Indonesia's most serious drug offences, distribution, carrying a maximum penalty of 20 years in jail. Audio

Australia's competition watchdog, the A-triple C, is also investigating about 50 complaints over supplier bullying. Audio

The Labour MP, Shane Jones, continued to criticise the Countdown chain in Parliament yesterday, saying he is speaking on behalf of suppliers who are too afraid to complain. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Twenty six people have been killed, and hundreds injured in Ukraine, as anti-government protesters clashed with police. Audio

As Labour MP Shane Jones continues his attack on Countdown supermarkets, consumer advocates say any move to give suppliers better deals won't necessarily mean higher prices for shoppers. Audio

A Māori nurses group is struggling to survive, as it competes for funding with Whanau Ora schemes; The Minister for Primary Industries, Nathan Guy, has highlighted the potential for Maori agribusiness… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio