Morning Report

The country's spy watchdog is to investigate whether the Government Communications Security Bureau is using its interpretation of private communication to spy on New Zealanders. Audio

Campaigning in what is predicted to be a tightly fought British general election has officially begun. Audio

The Privy Council has overnight confirmed Teina Pora will not face a retrial for the rape and murder of Susan Burdett. Audio

The Maori Party says it supports 90 percent of the proposals to change the Resource Management Act, but it will not agree to anything that puts the environment at risk. Audio

The Labour Party leader says the Northland by-election result signals the beginning of a nationwide loss of support for National. Audio

A survey on the perception of Asia and Asian people shows many New Zealanders blame them for pushing up house prices, but generally feel positive towards them. Audio

The Ministry for Primary Industry's Scott Gallacher has been listening to that. Audio

Police are yet to find the blackmailer who's been threatening to spike infant formula with 1080, but say it was always going to be a complex inquiry, and in the meantime, they're confident the food… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

On Wall St, stocks have risen after merger and acquisition activity. Audio

Now to a small electricity provider that is trying to take on the big players in the market. Audio

There are warnings the Canterbury rebuild will slow as Auckland's booming construction market lures workers away from the quake-damaged city. Audio