Morning Report

Francois Hollande and Vladimir Putin are meeting in Moscow with the French President keen to build a coaltion against Islamic State, following the attacks on Paris. Audio

A leading obesity campaigner is quitting the battle saying she has achieved nothing in the last 14 years with the obesity rate continuing to climb. Audio

We can now speak to the incident controller is Rob Hands from the National Fire Authority. Audio

Di Sutton owns the forestry block that's burning. Audio

In South Australia where they're also fighting forest fires. Audio

Firefighters have worked through the night to battle the forest fire that's burned through more than 400 hectares in Marlborough. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Online experts says cyber-thieves are planning spamming campaigns to catch retailers and shoppers in the United States in the lead-up to Christmas. Audio

Wall Street is shut as the United States celebrates Thanksgiving. Audio

Software company Gentrack says it is on track to grow at a rate of 10 percent a year, with its best prospects in Australia and Britain. Audio

Resthome and retirement village operator Arvida Group is looking to build a solid base for future growth, as the recent acquisition of three Auckland retirement villages will drive its full year… Read more Audio

The country's trade picture doesn't look any more rosy heading in to the end of the year with the latest official data showing an annual deficit of more than 3-point-2 billion dollars last month. Audio