Morning Report

A woman who used to live in New Zealand was shot as she was about to get takeaways from a restaurant which was one of the scenes of the terrorist attacks in Paris. Audio

There's been more panic in Paris with hundreds of people fleeing the Place De La Republique. The BBC's Olivier Weber is in Paris. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Turning to the markets...Wall Street fell sharply on Friday hurt by a selloff in technology companies, while department stores dropped on concerns about the upcoming holiday shopping season. Audio

The annual meeting season continues with GeoOp, A2 Milk, Fletcher Building, Trustpower, Veritas, Sanford, Precinct Properties, The Warehouse and Kathmandu. Audio

Sky City Entertainment's increased numbers of gaming machines and tables as the payback for building the convention centre in Auckland begins today. Audio

Company directors are less confident about the outlook for the economy over the next 12 months, and also a little more downbeat about their own prospects, according to the annual survey of the… Read more Audio

The latest look at the health of the economy suggests it remains in a soft patch with uneven activity, rising unemployment, and a need for further interest rate cuts. Audio

Financial markets are bracing for a fallout after the French terror attacks -- in all likelihood it will be short and sharp .. with investors ditching risky assets and looking for safety. Audio

A young off-duty lifeguard in Gisborne is being lauded for single-handedly saving four beach-goers from a dangerous rip. [region]East Coast Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, expects the Paris attacks to figure prominently when Asia Pacific leaders meet for this week's Apec summit in the Philippines. Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio