Morning Report

A New Zealand computer programmer has caught North Korea trying to rewrite history. Audio

The pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline has announced it will stop paying doctors to promote its products. Audio

Although one major power company has said it will freeze electricity prices until 2015, lobby groups say there is now an oversupply of power and all companies should drop their prices. Audio

The Ministry for Primary Industries and the Taranaki Regional Council have responded to the Radio New Zealand's lead story yesterday about the controversial practice known as landfarming. Audio

Listening to that was the Minister of Defence, Dr Jonathan Coleman. Audio

The Labour Party's defence spokesperson, Phil Goff, says the Defence Force's elite SAS soldiers are so poorly equiped they are resorting to buying their own equipment. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The Labour Party says provisioning for Special Air Service soliders is so poor they have to buy their own equipment. Audio

The head of Quitline is praising tobacco tax hikes and smoke-free environments for major cuts in Maori high school student smoking rates; A block of land on the Kapiti Coast has been bought by a local… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The Employers and Manufacturers Association is calling for power companies to lower their prices. Audio