Morning Report

A Maori tourism leader says images of angry, moko clad warriers are putting tourists off. Audio

The leader of an American church group claiming it has a cure for ebola, HIV, cancer and many more illnesses is coming to New Zealand this weekend to promote the product. Audio

Lawyers for Teina Pora have told the Privy Council in London, the convicted murderer had a mental age of nine or 10 when he gave a false confession to police. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Dow Jones Index is down 8 points to 17 357 Audio

The energy services company, Vector, is stepping on the gas - aiming to process more than a million bottles a year from 2016. Audio

Marlborough Lines says the number of electricity distribution networks should be slashed from 25 to two or three operators. Audio

New Zealand's commodity prices fell for an eighth successive month in October, although the 0-point-8 percent decline was the smallest since February. Audio

Significant changes are underway in New Zealand's accounting industry, as yet another important piece of financial markets reform is set to become law. Audio

New Zealand Oil & Gas is hoping to buy some oil or gas producing assets this year. Audio

Fonterra's dairy price index has dropped zero-point-three percent in last night's latest Global Dairy Trade auction. Audio

An international relations expert says New Zealand risks drawn out military involvement if it joins the fight against Islamic State. Audio