Morning Report

No more Queensland fruit flies were found in Whangarei over the weekend but it is still too early for authorities to rule out the chance they will be found in greater numbers. Audio

Later today the New Zealand teenager will find out if she has won at the Grammys. Audio

A week on from the 6.2 magnitude earthquake which rocked the lower North Island, the Earthquake Commission says the number of claims have topped the 1000 mark with numbers still rising. Audio

A Dunedin rescue helicopter was involved in a dramatic rescue on Friday night after a New Zealand fisheries observer lost part of his arm in an accident on board a foreign fishing boat. Audio

Otago University politics lecturer, Bryce Edwards, and the former Labour MP and ACT leader, Richard Prebble. Audio

Our political editor Brent Edwards looks at the Green Party's education policy launch yesterday and the government's response. Audio

Will the Reserve bank raise interest rates this week?; Genesis to mothball another of its Huntly coal-fired generators; and Wall st could fall again. Audio

The Greens have proposed clustering health, welfare and other support services in community hubs in low-decile schools. Audio

The central Hawke's Bay mayor, Peter Butler, has apologised to Ngati Kahungunu - who's been left offended by comments he made about the tribe's involvement over the Ruataniwha Dam proposal; Ratana… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The Maori Party is attempting to reassert itself as an independent political force, as it fights for its political survival. Audio