Morning Report

Opposition MPs are putting the boot into the Prime Minister after he got kicked out of the House yesterday. Audio

Three years after introducing loan to value ratio restrictions, the Reserve Bank is looking around for further measures to control Auckland's overheated housing market. Audio

A former editor in chief at Fairfax says the company's potential merger with APN's New Zealand arm, NZME, is a major step backwards for journalistic integrity. Audio

A coroner's report on the deaths, of four teenage girls in the Hasting's suburb of Flaxmere, over a 13 month period, has criticised the lack of coordination among government agencies. Audio

A baby is in Dunedin hospital this morning with serious injuries after being attacked by the family's dog. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The national carrier, Air New Zealand, is to put on an extra weekly service between Auckland and Buenos Aires over the peak summer period to cope with growing demand. Audio

Wall Street is weaker today amid corporate earnings reports, including Walt Disney - which disappointed. Audio

The head of the Real Estate Institute says the Reserve Bank is right to take a wait-and-see approach to imposing additional lending restrictions on house market investors. Audio

The prospect of New Zealand once again having a media company listed on the stock exchange is drawing a guarded reaction from investors. Audio

SkyCity Entertainment's plan to raise more than a quarter of a billion dollars through a share issue to fund future development has raised as many questions with analysts as it's answered. Audio

It's almost certain Australia will pull the plug on the trans-tasman netball competition in its current form. Audio