Morning Report

Foreign affairs officials are warily eyeing a US plan that could cut New Zealand exports to Iran. Audio

Ministers are supporting a suggestion to set up a one-stop shop to help more Maori build homes on customary land; A tribal parliament being set up by Te Arawa will be charged with getting its… Read more Audio

Vanuatu goes to the polls today, with voters faced with more choice than in any general election before. Audio

Fertility experts are warning those aged between 20 and 35 not to put off having children too long, or it might not be possible. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A joint proposal from New Zealand and the United States for a marine reserve in Antarctica's Ross Sea still hasn't quelled concerns about what effect fishing could have on the area. Audio

And joining us now to talk more about what these plans mean for Auckland is our Auckland correspondent, Todd Niall. Audio

Councils say the Government's plan to bring down housing costs could come at the expense of the public's right to have a say in housing developments. Audio

The New Zealand climate scientist, Jim Salinger, is now based at Stanford University in California. Audio

Hurricane Sandy will hit the East Coast of the United States later today, and may prove to be the biggest storm in American history. Audio

A new study has found young people in New Zealand drastically overestimate how long they will be fertile. Audio