Morning Report

A trickle of complaints about overseas steel manufacturers faking strength test certificates is turning into a flood. Audio

New research shows the number of New Zealanders who served in Gallipoli is almost double than the official figures reported for close to a century. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The White Ferns have smashed arch rivals and defending champions Australia at the World Twenty20 championship in India. Audio

Harrowing accounts of the lasting impact of war are emerging this week at a Waitangi Tribunal hearing in Northland. Audio

As we reported in the last half hour the Prime Minister is under fire over his plan to use taxpayer money to settle his defamation case with journalist Bradley Ambrose. Opposition parties are crying… Read more Audio

Satellite data released by the navigation firm, TomTom, shows the morning commute in Wellington is worse than Los Angeles, London and Sydney. Audio

Long term arrivals into the country maybe at an all-time high but it appears some employers are still struggling find the workers they need. Audio

Opposition parties are lambasting John Key's plan to use taxpayer money to settle the so-called 'teapot tape' defamation case. Audio

New Zealand's spy agencies, the Security Intelligence Service in particular, are described as having "open slather" access to New Zealanders' personal information from both government agencies and… Read more Audio

New research has officially doubled the number of New Zealanders who fought at Gallipoli. Audio

The country's leading watchdog on steel quality says New Zealand is a wild west and falling further behind Europe's gold standard for testing. Audio