Morning Report

Flights have been taking off from Brussels Airport overnight for the first time since a suicide bomb attack in the departures hall killed 16 people. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Otorohanga community vows to support each other after the death of a teenage girl found on the side of the road. Fire fighters are feeling the pressure as the number of suicides and medical… Read more Audio

Let's have a chat to our Canberra correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio

The countdown is on in Wanaka for the launch of Nasa's second super pressure balloon and its cosmos-probing payload. Audio

The trans-Tasman netball competition starts tonight. Audio

This Saturday marks 100 years since armed police stormed the prophet Rua Kenana's settlement in the heart of the Ureweras, killing Rua's son and uncle. Audio

A new and hopeful chapter in Myanmar's turbulent history begins today , with the country's first non-military government in 54 years taking office. Audio

About 150-thousand workers will get a 50 cent-an-hour boost from today with the minimum wage being pushed up to 15-dollars and 25 cents Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Hawke's Bay lines company Unison is defending its revenue stream against emerging solar generation technology. Audio

A security analyst says it would have taken a high level of threat to trigger the Security Intelligence Service to spy on New Zealanders without first obtaining a warrant last year. Audio