Morning Report

The police in Southland will be making 'house calls' to high risk offenders between now and Christmas. Audio

The Government's Bill which will do away with the 10-year restriction passed its first and second readings in Parliament. Audio

Foreign Minister Murray McCully says he will respond to what he calls a robust letter from Fiji's interim PM Frank Bainimarama. Audio

The New Zealand staffs of Wizard Home Loans are now looking for new jobs just a week out from Christmas. Audio

A bungled bridge project in Kerikeri has stranded a local tourist attraction - and left visitors high and dry. Audio

The fallout from the incident where an Iraqi journalist threw his shoes at President Bush continues. Audio

The ABC Learning Centre's plan to sell its childcare centres in one block is prompting concern about its impact on the sector. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

OPEC has agreed to cut 2.2 million barrels per day from oil markets, its deepest ever reduction. Audio

The Fijian at the centre of the row is hoping to complete his degree in sports medicine on-line if he is unable to return to NZ. Audio

The Fijian government says talk of New Zealand's acting high commissioner being expelled is just media speculation. Audio

Pharmac plans to switch to generic forms of two commonly prescribed brand name medicines , Panadol and Losec. Audio