Morning Report

A chat with Canberra correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio

Spectators are already flooding through the gates of the Canterbury A&P showgrounds as Christchurch delivers a fine, clear day for the 152nd show. Audio

Three of Wellington's biggest tertiary providers want to start a joint information technology course to train hundreds of people vacancies. Audio

An update on the tiger on the loose just outside Paris. Audio

More education organisations are to have their courses scrutinised by the Tertiary Education Commission, which identified the failure of a Maori performing arts course at the Western Institute of… Read more Audio

The Customs Department has warned the government it may need more money to meet the increasing growth in trade and travel. Audio

Fifa's report into World Cup corruption has been labelled pointless and a joke by the English Football Association. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The New Zealand rugby league team play Australia in tomorrow night's Four Nations final in Wellington. Audio

An Auckland-based tech company which supplied parts to the first man-made probe to land on a speeding comet is relieved the mission has been a success. Audio

Selling more and more to China appears to be New Zealand's sole trade option, as efforts to broker other deals come to nothing. Audio

15 percent of houses sold in Auckland in the first half of this year have gone for more than a million dollars. Audio