Morning Report

The police in Invercargill are concerned for the safety of an 11 year old boy, thought to be with his step-father, in breach of a parenting order. Audio

A court in Myanmar has found a New Zealander and two Burmese men guilty of insulting religion. Audio

In the first global dairy trade auction since the 1080 extortion threat was made public, prices have fallen by an average of 8-point-8 percent on the previous auction two weeks ago. Audio

Chatham Islanders are waking this morning to the prospect of another day of gale force winds and mountainous seas. Audio

At a late night press conference Benjamin Sheen of the National Disaster Management Office said the distribution of emergency supplies has to be done properly. Audio

The survivors of Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu are desperate for water, food and shelter but they're yet to receive aid. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Dow Jones Index is down 124 points to 17,853. Audio

Panhead started brewing a couple of years ago with Mike Neilson at the helm. Audio

Extending its presense in the craft beer market in New Zealand and Australia will remain the focus of Moa Group. Audio

Ensuring the benefits of economic growth are spread widely is the focus of this year's chair of the Asia Pacific Economic Co-operation forum, the Philippines. Audio

The stock exchange operator, NZX, says it will consult with the electricity sector over the rest of the year about how best the industry should handle a sudden loss of generation. Audio