Morning Report

A new report on Wellington's proposed runway extension which shows even if extended 355 metres into the sea the runway would still be too short for many long haul planes. Audio

A Vietnam war veteran is disappointed the New Zealand government refuses to follow Australia's lead and repatriate soldiers buried in Malaysia almost 50 years ago. Audio

Labour and the Greens are teaming up to push National out of power in the next election. Audio

International testing authorities alarmed at being implicated in the Huntly highway steel failures are moving to investigate what went wrong. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Christian leaders in Samoa have distanced themselves from calls to ban Islam, as Muslim volunteers prepare to visit the country for dialogue. Audio

Researchers have discovered the dagger entombed alongside the mummy of the Egyptian pharoah Tutankhamun was made of iron from outer space. Audio

Young people are still struggling to find decent housing eight years after the Government was warned about the problem by the Ministry of Social Development. Audio

A new report on Wellington's proposed runway extension shows some long-haul flights to China and Los Angeles could take off only with hundreds of empty seats. Audio

The National Policy Statement published yesterday aims to force councils around the country to make sure enough land is freed up to keep pace with growth in demand for homes and businesses. Audio

The Civil Aviation Authority has charged the owner and quality assurance manager of the company behind a deadly helicopter crash last year. Audio

Up to seven hundred thousand New Zealanders may have been underpaid hundreds of dollars a year... to the tune of up to 2.2 billion dollars in total. Audio