Morning Report

Washington is expected to pressure Pakistan to take on the militants fearing their spreading influence. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A quick update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The government has pledged an initial investment of 52 million dollars towards refurbishing a group of Auckland suburbs. Audio

The Institute of Economic Research says fifty thousand people will lose their jobs in the next year. Audio

A woman from Texas has become the first US resident to die from swine flu. Audio

David Carter has told farmers the sector is not doing enough to protect water use and quality. Audio

Samoa's Prime Minister is accusing Fiji of trying to use divide and rule tactics among Pacific Forum nations. Audio

The British government has relaxed immigration rules for New Zealand shearers amidst warnings of a sheep welfare"crisis". Audio

There's a chance that banks won't need a massive new round of taxpayer bailouts. Audio

The Green Party wants an end to the secrecy surrounding professional lobbyists with special access to Parliament Buildings. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio