Morning Report

The electronic spy agency, the GCSB, would have more freedom to carry out surveillance on New Zealanders, under new recommendations. Audio

Double murderer Russell Tully is now waiting to find out how much time he'll spend behind bars for killing two Ashburton Work and Income staff and attempting to take the life of another. Audio

Shootings of police officers have been rare in New Zealand. Audio

Our reporter Edward Gay is at the police cordon. He's on the line. Audio

We spoke to Police Commissioner Mike Bush a few minutes ago -- he confirmed the offender is still in the house. Audio

The armed man who shot and wounded four police officers yesterday morning is still holed up inside a rural property near Kawerau. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

American stocks are firmer, lifted by a rise in oil prices. Audio

New Zealand's relatively high interest rates, certainly when compared wih the rest of the developed world is proving attractive to increasing numbers of oveseas investors. Audio

A commercial real estate company says there's been a big increase in the number of large hotel sales, as record high visitor numbers drive up prices. Audio

In a couple of hours the Reserve Bank will release its monetary policy statement and the majority view is that the bank will hold its cash rate at 2.5 percent but signal that rate cuts are on the… Read more Audio

It was a day of surprises in what's been dubbed Super Tuesday round two in the race to the White House. Audio