Morning Report

Our business editor, Gyles Beckford, is in now with what's happening in the financial world.... how have European markets reacted to the Paris attacks? Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, heads to Manila today for the APEC summit where some are hoping trade rather than terror will dominate the agenda Audio

Now to what is happening In Belgium where a major police operation in Brussels has failed to capture the eighth terrorist behind Friday's attacks. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Police reveal they pepper-sprayed a six-year-old boy who was threatening to kill his mother. The mastermind behind the Paris attacks is named and IS vows it will target more western countries and a… Read more Audio

Time to chat to our Melbourne correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes. Audio

There continues to be widespread opposition to purse seining fleets fishing in Cook Islands waters, despite the government hailing its latest fishing negotiations as the best deal yet. Audio

The Department of Conservation is predicting next year will be bad for predators and says it could be worse than in 2014 when they had to respond with the country's largest 1080 drop. Audio

Fewer children are being adopted and the Government is under increasing pressure to modernise its 60-year-old law. Audio

A double century by Ross Taylor and the second century in as many matches from Kane Williamson, dug New Zealand out of a big hole in the second test against Australia in Perth last night. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key and his Vietnamese counterpart Nyugen Tan Dung have condemned the deadly attacks in Paris. Audio

Some Syrian New Zealanders fear reports that at least one of the terrorists behind the Paris atrocities may have posed as a refugee to enter France could prompt a backlash here. Audio