Morning Report

Some dairy farmers say they're worried the banks won't support them through the winter, with some already being told their business is no longer viable. Audio

As we have been reporting this morning, John Palino is having another crack at Auckland's top job. Audio

And listening to that is the Labour leader Andrew Little. Audio

Melanoma patients say the health minister's decision not to publicly fund the drug keytruda has condemned people to death. Audio

Winston Peters is calling for accountability over plans to close a rail line in Northland. Audio

The Patea community has been further devastated with the death yesterday of a Fonterra milk tanker driver who was involved in a triple fatality last week. Audio

Auckland mayoral candidiate Phil Goff says it's John Palino who needs to back away from the dirty politics - not him. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Wall Street is up slightly as oil prices rise. Audio

The online search firm, SLI Systems, is representative of a growing trend among New Zealand technology stocks -- namely that a good portion of its senior management, including its chief executive, is… Read more Audio

The energy company, Trustpower, says there's a delay in it reporting more on its proposal to split into two companies. Audio

The slump in oil prices has taken its toll on local explorer, New Zealand Oil and Gas, which yesterday posted a first-half loss of 27-point-6 million dollars for the six months ended December… Read more Audio