Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Tuhoe plans to use some of its treaty settlement money to invest in basic infrastructure which it says the state and local government has failed to provide. Audio

Commentary from CTU economist, Bill Rosenberg, and the head of the Employers and Manufacturers Association, Kim Campbell. Audio

The Government is being urged to get its debt down faster to offset the rising pressures from an ageing population. Audio

A review into the security of government computer systems is being released in just under two hours, but already doubts are being raised about its scope. Audio

The Labour Party says the Government should be held responsible for the failures of the Novopay payroll system. Audio

The French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius says there is no doubt Syria's government has used sarin gas during the country's civil war. Audio

It's hoped the Papakupu Reo Ture, or Legal Maori Dictionary, will cut down on conflict and miscommunication between Maori and English speakers in the justice system. Audio

Nelson residents affected by a landslide in 2011 say owners of several properties in the Wellington suburb of Kingston could face a long battle with EQC. Audio

Tony Abbott has extended his lead as Australia's preferred prime minister but is cautioning his side against cockiness, despite another round of dismal opinion polls for the Australian Labor Party. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A technology commentator says questions should now be raised about why Talent 2 was ever selected for the job. Audio