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Morning Report for Monday 25 January 2010
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Top stories for Monday 25 January 2010
6:00 AM.Hunt for two men continues in New Plymouth; new Osama bin Laden tape surfaces; Ministers tour South Canterbury where intensive farms planned; Labour leaves Ratana feeling secure in support; Ratana… Read more Audio
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Young urge Ratana church to change celebration date
6:13 AM.Young members of the Ratana Church are urging their elders to change the date of the Ratana celebrations. Audio
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Pacific news for 25 January 2010
6:18 AM.The latest from the Pacific region. Audio
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Morning Rural News for 25 January 2010
6:22 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
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Waatea news for 25 January 2010
6:27 AM.News from the Waatea team. Audio
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Environment Minister to discuss visit to the site
6:40 AM.Over the weekend, 3 National MPs toured the Upper Waitaki Valley, an area that may soon be home to intensive dairy farming. Audio
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Morning business for 25 January 2010
6:46 AM.News from the business sector including a market report. Audio
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Hunt for two men continues in New Plymouth
7:10 AM.The Armed Offenders Squad is continuing to hunt for two men wanted in connection to the death of a man whose body was dumped in a garage in New Plymouth. Audio
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New Osama bin Laden tape surfaces
7:14 AM.Osama bin Laden has apparently claimed responsibility for the failed bomb attack on a passenger jet over Detroit on Christmas Day. Audio
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Ministers tour South Canterbury where intensive farms planned
7:18 AM.Planning hearings begin today on an intensive dairy farming scheme proposed for the upper Waitaki. Audio
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Labour leaves Ratana feeling secure in support
7:22 AM.The Labour Party has left Ratana feeling secure in its support from the movement's followers. Audio
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Ratana reviews links with Labour
7:27 AM.We speak with Ratana spokesperson Andre Meihana. Audio
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Situation improves in Haiti but remains grim
7:35 AM.Twelve days after Haiti was devastated by an earthquake relief workers are still struggling to get urgently needed supplies to survivors. Audio
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5-year-old still in surgery after dog attack
7:40 AM.A five-year-old girl is still undergoing surgery for severe facial injuries after being mauled by two dogs in Bay of Plenty. Audio
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Sports news for 25 January 2010
7:44 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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Dozens evacuated in Waipukurau
7:47 AM.Dozens of people have been evacuated in the central Hawkes Bay town of Waipukurau as a fire in an abandoned hospital continues to burn. Audio
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Inquiry grills senior shipping company officials
7:51 AM.The Royal Commission of Inquiry into the sinking of the Princess Ashika which saw 74 lives lost last August is now grilling senior members of the company which owned the ship. Audio
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Fake Maori tour operator exposed
7:55 AM.A tourism company using foreigners to act as Maori has been banned from Tauranga's port. Audio
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NZ Catholics may soon meet Bishops online
7:57 AM.For God's sake, blog! That's the message the head of the Catholic Church Pope Benedict has given to priests throughout the world. Audio
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Armed police scour New Plymouth countryside after killing
8:10 AM.Armed police have a suspect on the ground and handcuffed in their hunt for two men over the killing of a man whose body was found in New Plymouth. Audio
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Survey says one in four bosses plan to hire more staff
8:14 AM.A survey by a major recruitment company shows one in four employers expects to employ more staff in the next three months. Audio
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Green Party endorses some of Working Group's tax changes
8:17 AM.The Green Party would support the capital gains tax on property, which was floated by the Tax Working Group as part of wider reform of the tax system. Audio
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Afghanistan elections postponed four months
8:21 AM.Afghanistan's transition to democracy has hit another obstacle, with parliamentary elections due in May postponed for at least four months. Audio
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Multi-million dollar tax break for Avatar defended
8:25 AM.A $45 million tax break from the New Zealand government for the record-breaking film Avatar is being defended as money well spent. Audio
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Markets update for 25 January 2010
8:29 AM.A quick update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Sports news for 25 January 2010
8:35 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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Mangatainoka turns it on for Super 14 pre-season action
8:39 AM.Nearly ten thousand hardy souls braved the rain on Saturday to watch the first ever pre-season Super 14 rugby match played in Mangatainoka. Audio
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Union warns international shipping may avoid New Zealand
8:43 AM.The Maritime Union is warning that international shipping lines may stop calling at New Zealand ports unless the Government takes action. Audio
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Waipukurau update
8:47 AM.Residents evacuated from the Hawke's Bay town of Waipukurau are being allowed to go home. Audio
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Waatea news for 25 January 2010
8:48 AM.News from the Waatea team. Audio
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Shark sightings on increase but is risk on the rise?
8:52 AM.Shark sightings around the North Island this summer have forced lifesavers to close beaches, leaving swimmers stranded on dry land. Audio
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News from Australia
8:56 AM.With Phil Kafcaloudes. Audio