Morning Report

A soldier and a gunman are dead, with two other people still on the run after a series of shootings in the Canadian capital, Ottawa. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The emergency committee of the World Health Organisation has been meeting in Geneva. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, yesterday dodged questions in the House about the right-wing blogger, Cameron Slater, in a way in which opposition MPs are calling shameful. Audio

The first two charter schools reviewed by the Education Review Office say their positive reports prove they are working well. Audio

Advocates for accident claimants say the Accident Compensation Corporation must do more to restore public confidence in the organisation. Audio

The Auckland downtown promotion agency, Heart of the City, says it can't foot the 180 thousand dollar cost of putting the Santa up on the Whitcoulls building. Audio

A Malaysian defence attache accused of a sex crime is due back in New Zealand - and in court - this weekend. Audio

International experts say re-entering the main tunnel at Pike River mine is not as risky as Solid Energy fears and should go ahead. Audio

The chilling moment gunfire broke out inside the Canadian Parliament, in what were a series of shootings across the nation's capital. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Dow Jones Index is down. Audio