Morning Report

More details are emerging about the two boys who were killed when the stolen car they were in crashed following a police pursuit in the Wairarapa yesterday morning. Audio

The Government may be left red faced if it can't find an iwi to perform it's official powhiri for the Trans Pacific Partnership signing this week. Audio

A family living opposite a south Auckland reserve, where a gunman opened fire at a group, shooting three of them, say they're fed up with complaining to the police about the almost daily disorder… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Labour's free tertiary education policy will not have a spending cap and so could blow out above the estimated $1.2 billion cost. Audio

Wall Street surged after the Bank of Japan cut interest rates. Audio

This week's business agenda. Audio

Over to our Australia correspondent, Jim Parker now. Audio

A commercial property analyst says tenants - especially in Auckland - could be in a stronger position for getting competitive rents where they currently are. Audio

ASB chief economist Nick Tuffley expects the unemployment rate will hover around the current 6 percent rate as strong migration swells the work force and outpaces the growth in jobs. Audio

There was huge anticipation for the debut of Sonny Bill Williams in the New Zealand Rugby Sevens team at the Wellington tournament over the weekend. Audio

A group of shocked and angry teenagers gathered in the Wairarapa town of Featherston last night to grieve for two young friends who died in a car crash after fleeing from the police. Audio