Morning Report

A two month anti-speeding campaign that meant police officers allowed drivers only a 4 kilometre an hour tolerance ends today. Audio

A branding expert from Massey University says choosing a national flag isn't a black and white matter, and in fact colour is crucial. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Doctors treating Formula 1 champion Michael Schumacher have confirmed they have begun the "waking up process". Audio

The Australian journalist Peter Greste has lost an appeal against his imprisonment in Egypt. Audio

Rod James, State Highway Manager at NZTA. Audio

Residents in the isolated Takapu Valley north of Wellington are stunned by a proposal to build a road through the rolling hill country area. Audio

The Act Party will decide on Sunday who will replace John Banks as its leader, and also choose a candidate to run in the Epsom electorate in this year's elections. Audio

A high-powered group of business and public sector leaders is to lead efforts to double the rate at which Auckland's economy is growing. Audio

The Government is crowing over new building figures which show a dramatic increase in house construction. Audio

Teina Pora, has been granted leave to appeal his convictions to the Privy Council. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio