Morning Report

A man from Tuvalu has become the lastest person from the Pacific to climate change factors should be considered in his bid for refugee status. Audio

The Government has slammed Labour's idea of strong-arming banks to lower interest rates. Audio

A manhunt is underway in Belgium's capital after shots were fired a short time ago during a police raid connected to the Paris terror attacks. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Another blow for the dairy industry as global prices drop again overnight. Timber exporters says the free trade agreement with China is a failure. And with interest rates at a 50 year low, why aren't… Read more Audio

Television New Zealand says it has no intention of removing a question asking whether Maori should receive special treatment from its online Kiwi Meter survey. Audio

The Iranian Foreign Minister has defended his country's human rights record, as his country and New Zealand work towards closer trade links. Audio

The month of February has smashed all previous global temperature records. Audio

A major report on illegal and unreported tuna fishing in the Pacific will be made public today. Audio

An American professor of global nutrition says Coca-Cola's support of prominent health researchers is reminiscent of tactics used by the tobacco industry Audio

Life without Brendon McCullum begins officially tomorrow for the Black Caps, when their Twenty20 cricket world cup campaign begins in India. Audio

Australia's cull of New Zealanders it considers undesirable has spread from those jailed for crimes to bikies and other gang members. Audio