Morning Report

Waikato-Tainui is accusing Maori Television of blatant censorship - after it pulled a haka performance critical of the broadcaster from its online service; The MP for Tamaki Makaurau is calling on the… Read more Audio

New Zealand infant formula producers face an anxious wait to see if the 1080 threat damages their export sales. Audio

A security analyst says the relevations by the investigative journalist, Nicky Hager show New Zealand's surveillance of friendly countries has increased significantly. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Charles Eason is a professor at Lincoln University and toxicologist specialising in 1080. Audio

Tony Browne was the New Zealand ambassador in Beijing when the melamine-tainted milk scandal erupted in 2008. Audio

Our reporter Ceinwen Curtis joins us from outside New World in Thorndon. Audio

The Food and Grocery Council has moved swiftly to reassure New Zealanders and international trading partners the country's dairy products are safe. Audio

The Food Safety Minister; Jo Goodhew, says the country has one of the best testing regimes in the world and it has adapted quickly and substantially to the 1080 threat. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A dairy markets analyst says the first real indication of how markets have reacted to the 1080 threat will be next Tuesday's Global Dairy Trade auction. Audio

Ten people are dead, including three well-known French athletes, after two helicopters collided in north-west Argentina. Audio