Morning Report

The Government says China will be spying on attendees at next weeks Falun Gong celebrations and is warning its MPs to stay away because of Chinese Embassy 'sensitivities'. Audio

In the next hour police divers are due to attempt to pull a wrecked four-wheel drive from Curio Bay in the Caitlins in the hope of solving the mystery of missing Southland boy Mike Zhao-Beckenridge. Audio

The Reserve Bank of Australia has dropped its official cash rate to a record low of 2-percent; prompting further questions about why New Zealand isn't doing the same. Audio

Prices have fallen in the latest Global Dairy Trade auction of dairy commodities overnight. Audio

Te Ururoa Flavell is the Whanau Ora Minister and he's been listening to that. Audio

The Government says no Whanau Ora funds have been mispent following criticism from the Auditor-General of extravagant administrative costs. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Wall Street has fallen after the US trade deficit figures. Audio

A new electricity retailer is confident it will survive in the intensely competitive market, by appealing to a younger online consumer. Audio

Vista Group International says its Movio Cinema company has plenty of potential for future growth, after signing a multi-year agreement with the second largest cinema chain in the United States. Audio

A survey of New Zealand chief financial officers points to increasing concern about the international risks to New Zealand's economy. Audio

High levels of consumer confidence and population growth are contributing to a lift in Canterbury economic activity. Audio