Morning Report

Cyclone Pam which may be the most devastating tropical storms in the last three decades has authorities in Vanuatu scrambling to prepare for its arrival. Audio

The Act Party says it will tell its supporters to abandon its candidate and vote National if it looks like Winston Peters is in line to win this month's Northland by-election. Audio

Police are now talking to anti 1080 campaigners as they continue their search for the sender of the letters. Audio

There are reports some smaller companies have been caught out by new restrictions. Audio

New Zealand has so far escaped largely unscathed from the 1080 poison scare, with major dairy exporters saying their orders from overseas markets haven't dropped off. Audio

A look at the open letter to the people of Auckland from architects John Lenihan and Jane Greensmith. Audio

In an open letter to Auckland, the owners John Lenihan and Jane Greensmith, says it doesn't matter how old they are as they now need to stay. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The euro fell to a 12-year low against the dollar on Wednesday, catching investors and multi-national companies off-guard. Audio

Fine weather and a successful advertising campaign to promote KFC have boosted Restaurant Brands' fourth quarter revenue. Audio

The Finance Minister, Bill English, says Solid Energy's plans to cut jobs and sell assets to remain viable will have to satisfy its lenders. Audio

Further falls in coal prices will result in another hefty loss for the state-owned coal miner, Solid Energy. Audio