Morning Report

Fifteen hundred patients with blood problems have been left in the lurch after a big pharmaceutical company stopped supplying them a free anti-coagulant drug. Audio

The Corrections Department says it won't be able to cope with the forecast increase in prisoner numbers. Audio

A new technique in the treatment of cancer has produced extraordinary results in a small group of terminally ill patients. Audio

The Salvation Army says it could take up to a year for the emergency housing funding to reach the families that need it. Audio

Nearly five months on from the Government's promise to pump two-million-dollars into emergency housing in Auckland, no money has been spent. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

American stocks lifted by bargain hunters and positive tone after a tentative move to stabilise oil prices. Audio

An economist says a survey of inflation expectations gives no immediate reason for panic or a cut in interest rates. Audio

The persistent weakness in the dairy and other commodity prices as seen again this morning in the latest dairy auction - is set to lead to further weakness in the New Zealand dollar, according tom one… Read more Audio

Prices have fallen in the global dairy auction overnight. Audio

Air New Zealand says it will continue to fight a long running legal action in which it's accused of being part of a conspiracy to fix prices on air freight services to the United States. Audio

The Labour Party says it's deeply upsetting the Government still has not spent any of the money it has earmarked for emergency housing in Auckland. Audio