Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

An Otago community's dream of putting up its own windfarm appears to hang in the balance as it becomes more complex and more corporate. Audio

Plans to lift Maori economic achievement and living standards are being dubbed unimaginative, lacklustre and just plain 'blah'. Audio

The United Nations Secretary General Ban ki-Moon has arrived in Cairo for talks, but so far his presence has failed to ease the conflict. Audio

Labour MPs are falling in behind their leader, David Shearer, as they prepare for a vote on his leadership this afternoon. Audio

The Prime Minister is in Cambodia for the annual East Asian leaders' summit. Audio

People are being warned not to collect shellfish from much of the North Island's west coast. Audio

Maori want some of the vineyard and orchard jobs that go Pacific Islanders via the seasonal worker scheme. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The international animal rights organisation PETA has launched a major offensive against The Hobbit movie trilogy, alleging its makers contributed to the death and mistreatment of dozens of animals… Read more Audio

Ministry of Education Group Manager, Rebecca Elvy, discusses the payroll problems. Audio

With just one day before their end of year pay instructions are due, schools are complaining of new problems with the Novopay school payroll system. Audio