Morning Report

Maori are divided over whether to back Helen Clark's bid to be the Secretary General of the United Nations. Audio

Donald Trump has used Twitter to criticize the Khan family while the suddenly famous parents of a Muslim U.S. soldier killed in Iraq were talking about him on CNN. Audio

Labour housing spokesman Phil Twyford reposnds to Louise Upston. Audio

The Land Information Minister Louise Upston rejects criticisms that land information data is incorrect. Audio

Morning Report hears from a New Zealander detained on Christmas Island - the first time we've heard from a detainee since guards and police stormed in last November. He says conditions are getting… Read more Audio

"If the EU wants to look at some of the jurisdictions, perhaps they should look at little closer to home." That's how the Revenue Minister Michael Woodhouse has hit back at the European MPs who say… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The accounting software company, MYOB Group, is buying a New Zealand competitor, Greentree, for 28-and-a-half million dollars. Audio

An update on the markets. Audio

The operator of the country's oil refinery says its power bill could go up as much as four million dollars a year if proposed changes in the charging for power transmission go ahead. Audio

Dairy giant Fonterra is starting to show some of the benefits of its restructuring and cost cutting programme of the past couple of years, according to a rural economist. Audio

The investment firm, Rangatira, is expecting another strong year as it keeps alert for investment opportunities. Audio