Morning Report

A couple who've just spent their life savings on an Auckland home are so furious with the council's plan to pack more houses into their suburb, they want to sell up. Audio

Back to our earlier story about industrial action affecting bus services. Audio

A Raglan Kaumatua says the death of a sixteen year old teenager was a freak bridge diving accident. Audio

All eyes are on Wall Street after panic hit world stock markets for a second day, with prices dropping sharply in Asia and Europe. Audio

Twenty Russia military advisers have arrived in Fiji to train soldiers how to use the millions of dollars worth of military equipment Russia has given Fiji. Audio

The US Presidential race is heating up in the snowy state of New Hampshire. Audio

Don't expect to get to work on time if you are using the bus in Auckland this morning. Audio

A two week manhunt for an armed and dangerous offender ended peacefully in the small settlement of Frasertown near Wairoa yesterday after a lengthy standoff with police. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Wall Street has been choppy bouncing gains and losses. Audio

A new dairy trading platform has just signed up its first New Zealand dairy company. Audio

The economic numbers so far this year haved pointed to a solid end to last eyar and a fair bit of momentum this year. But the ANZ Bank is suggesting things may be a touch choppy. Audio