Morning Report

More than eighty-five thousand people, five thousand of them schoolchildren lost their lives on May 12 last year. Audio

Residents of Waterview, Christine Rankin's appointment, more CYF jobs and Napier farewells Len Snee. Audio

It involves Jack, a working dog impounded by the Kaipara Council for allegedly killing prized chickens at a lifestyle block. Audio

Sheep numbers are expected to keep falling despite soaring prices for New Zealand lamb. Audio

News from the Waatea team. Audio

Pope Benedict XVI has visited the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem as part of his five-day visit to Israel. Audio

Staff resignations at the Wellington Emergency Management Office have left the capital woefully under-prepared. Audio

A quick update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Opposition parties say money the Government saves through delaying tax cuts should be spent elsewhere to boost the economy. Audio

Australians will learn later today when the Treasurer delivers his budget just how their Govt proposes balancing the books. Audio

Quotas for women on company boards - the constitutional entrenchment of the Treaty of Waitangi. Audio

The police admit they have no way of knowing how many potential Jan Molenaars remain in the community. Audio