Morning Report

The former chief coroner says current statistics don't give a complete picture of the number of people who commit suicide. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A showdown is looming between the government and Auckland Council over the desperate state of housing in the city. Audio

People smuggling, superannuation and the national economic plan were all part of last night's Australian election leaders' debate. Audio

A man wanting to be deported to New Zealand fears he will instead die of a heart attack, blocked from leaving Australia because he's a witness in a murder trial. Audio

There are several new players, a couple of recalls and a surprise or two among the 32 named yesterday in the All Blacks squad for next month's series against Wales. Audio

An independent expert says the official Budget documents show the Department of Conservation's funding has been cut. Audio

Some firefighters rushing to emergencies in Wellington are now stopping at red lights for fear they might be prosecuted if they crash into someone. Audio

The Canterbury regional council is looking into even more complaints about Dame Sian Elias' livestock. Audio

The Finance Minister Bill English says it's incorrect that 27 million dollars has been spent on consultants for the government's sell-off of state houses. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Australian newspaper is suggesting the chief executive of Fonterra Theo Spierings is about to leave the co-operative. Audio