Morning Report

Sandra Grey, from the Campaign for MMP Audio

The Government appears to be facing an uphill struggle to achieve cross party consensus on proposed changes to MMP. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The largest provider of household insurance in Christchurch, IAG, fronted up to its customers last night. Audio

Americans are being bombarded by last-minute advertisements, door knockers and phone calls as the Presidential election campaign draws to a close. Audio

The Chief Executive of the mining industry group Straterra, Chris Baker. Audio

Mining on the West Coast is going to change for good on the back of recommendations from the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Pike River tragedy. Audio

Offices around the country may lose up to 20-million dollars in productivity today because of the Melbourne Cup, but employers say it's worth it. Audio

Petrol prices are on the way down but a price war in Masterton has motorists paying up to nine cents a litre less for their fuel than many other parts of the country. Audio

If you're after a New Zealand born-and-bred ham for Christmas, it may pay to get an order in with your butcher now. Audio

The New Zealand armed forces are trying to ensure a scholarship set up in memory of Private Leonard Manning continues after New Zealand forces leave East Timor. Audio