Morning Report

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Govt takes aim at myth and reality of regulation, Seven people a day reported missing in New Zealand, Building industry cautions against watering down regulations, Medication used by Aids patients… Read more Audio

A one-of-its-kind exhibition in New Plymouth is attempting to unravel the mystery of just how music creates emotions. Read more Audio

The Tuhoe family at the centre of the pepperspray arrest, a fortnight ago say they're still without their family car after Police came and took it away; A hui of Te Kotahitanga today is likely to hear… Read more Audio

Back now to Fonterra and it's cutting of hundreds of more jobs. Audio

A national trial of online voting may not be economically viable after Dunedin became the fifth council to pull out Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Professor Jacqueline Rowarth is a Professor of Agri-Business at the University of Waikato. Audio

AgResearch is in a state of chaos according to the Labour Party. Audio

Net migration to New Zealand has topped 60-thousand people in the year to August, as plenty more people come in than leave. Audio

Joining us is the Deputy Chief Executive of Service Delivery and Operations for Internal Affairs Maria Robertson. Audio

Far North mayor John Carter says a government decision to deregister a charitable trust if it sells houses to poor families is idiotic. Audio