Morning Report

Our business editor, Gyles Beckford, is in now with what's happening in the financial world. Audio

A plan to install electricity-generating tiles at Cashmere High School has won two science students a hundred thousand dollars. Audio

Juggling relationships with China and the United States is a key factor ahead of a wide-ranging defence review. Audio

The World Economic Forum has got underway in Davos Switzerland with the Syrian refugee crisis and the fragile state of world markets emerging as pressing issues. Audio

The World Economic Forum has got underway in Davos Switzerland with the Syrian refugee crisis and the fragile state of world markets emerging as pressing issues. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Te Atatu residents are welcoming the news that police have charged a 19-year-old man with the murder of Auckland woman Cun Xiu Tian who was found in her home on Friday. Stock markets around the world… Read more Audio

Day two of the Australian Open was one of upsets yesterday. Audio

With four championships in the past five years, the Breakers know a thing or two about success. Audio

Dog owners in Masterton are being warned to avoid the Waipoua River, which runs through the town, because of potentially lethal levels of toxic algae Audio

The Chief Trade Advisor for the Pacific Island countries says he is confident negotiations over the PACER Plus trade agreement for the region can reach a successful conclusion. Audio

New Zealand companies are not panicking about China's slowing economy, saying Chinese consumers' appetite for what they're offering remains undiminshed. Audio