Morning Report

Further relevations by the investigative journalist, Nicky Hager show New Zealand spies on more than twenty countries to fill in gaps in the National Security Agency's world-wide surveillance… Read more Audio

The Infant Formula Exporters Association says the 1080 contamination threat risks the livelihoods of exporters for the sake of political game playing. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key says he had intended to tell the public of the 1080 contamination threat next week but was told by officials to tread cautiously. Audio

Wellington mother Rachel Prior speaks with Susie Ferguson. Audio

The Ministry for Primary Industries has moved quickly to reassure the public, and its export partners that the country's food safety model is among the world's best. Audio

Anti 1080 protesters are distancing themselves from threats to contaminate dairy products with the poison. Audio

The police are asking the public to help find the blackmailer who is threatening to poison infant and other milk formula by the end of this month unless New Zealand stops dropping 1080 in the bush. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Wall Street is down amid continued strength in the U.S. dollar and concerns over Greece's debt. Audio

Firms are still positive about hiring staff, even though there's been a bit of a slowdown since the start of the year. Audio

An acceleration in last month's light traffic index is more likely a flash in the pan, than a sign the economy is speeding up. Audio

Household spending has accelerated to its fastest pace since the Rugby World Cup in 2011. Audio