Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A medical specialist says more information about quality standards is needed before more screening for bowel cancer gets under way. Audio

Tourism leaders say the Government may have to step up its role in hotel developments to entice more investors. Audio

Google's headquarters in Paris have been raided by French officials as part of an investigation into tax fraud. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Figures released by Labour shed light on how much home ownership rates have fallen in Auckland. 24 hours out from Budget 2016 we ask John Key just what's in store for those in need of emergency… Read more Audio

The makers of Nurofen have been fined 1.7 million dollars by an Australian court but the consumer watchdog is arguing it's not enough. Audio

The ill-fated bid by a group of Chinese business people to establish a New Zealand dairy farming empire will reach its ultimate conclusion in a Hong Kong courtroom later this month. Audio

A series of car and suicide bombings has hit two government strongholds on Syria's Mediterranean coast. Audio

While some parts of the country are facing hard times, one region seems to be surging ahead - Bay of Plenty. Audio

Newsletters from 2003, released by The Intercept website, show close and regular communication between the United States' National Security Agency (NSA) and the GCSB, as part of the Five Eyes… Read more Audio

Israel, which has not carried out an execution since Nazi Adolf Eichmann was hanged in 1962, is considering a law change that could increase the use of the death penalty. Audio