Morning Report

The blaze at the old Southdown Freezing Works in Penrose began at about six o'clock on Saturday night. Audio

The police in Christchurch believe they have narrowed the window during which a sex worker was picked up, and then killed. Audio

The 20th anniversary of the Lockerbie bombing is being commemorated today with services in the Scottish town. Audio

Our correspondent in Mumbai, Pallavi Ghosh, was at today's re-opening ceremony. Audio

Antonie Dixon's lawyer Barry Hart revealed at the weekend that he plans to appeal, although he won't say on what grounds. Audio

An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio

Our Hawke's Bay reporter Heugh Chappell has been reading more than 1300 pages of affidavits and supporting arguments relating to the case. Audio

Cancer specialists are contacting breast cancer patients who may wish to take up the new offer of longer treatment with the drug Herceptin. Audio

Joining us is the Far North area police commander, Inspector Chris Scahill. Audio

Businesses are reporting shorter queues and near-empty carparks. Some worry the usual Christmas boost to sales won't eventuate. Audio

More than a hundred people are expected to lose their jobs following what's thought to be Auckland's largest ever fire. Audio

The police in Christchurch spent last night talking to prostitutes working the same patch as murdered sex worker, Mellory Manning. Audio