Morning Report

The AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd is due to go on trial today at the Tauranga District Court on charges of threatening to kill and possessing drugs. Audio

National's loss in last month's Northland byelection has seemingly failed to dent the party's popularity, with a weekend One News Colmar Brunton poll showing the party steady on 49 percent. Audio

The Government won't be delivering on its pre-election promise of free doctors visits for all primary aged children. Audio

Back now to Susie Ferguson who is in Gallipoli. Susie this morning we have been speaking about new security concerns around ANZAC DAY what's the situation there. Audio

The mother of a West Coast boy who died because he wasn't monitored properly after surgery is demanding more accountability for medical staff who make mistakes. Audio

Yesterday on Morning Report we spoke to a New Zealand mother who accused the Danish authorities of not doing enough to prevent her son from being radicalised by extremists. Audio

Susie Ferguson will be covering the Anzac Day ceremonies in Turkey and arrived in Gallipoli this morning. Audio

British Police have arrested a 14-year-old boy they believe is linked to a terror plot planned for First World War centenary events in Australia. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Dow Jones Index is up 206 points to 18,033. Audio

Now to a firm that's trying to simplify the accounting sector. Common Ledger is a web tool that gives accountants easy access to clients' financial information in one place. Audio

The service sector is booming, but there are concerns a slow-down in export markets could start hurting growth. Audio