Morning Report

Labour leadership contenders are being encouraged to keep it clean after David Cunliffe and Grant Robertson yesterday took pot-shots at each other. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A row has erupted between senior doctors and health chiefs in the lower North Island over a major rejig of vital medical testing services. Audio

There tends to be a shortage of meat at this time of year as processing activity slows, but Beef and Lamb New Zealand says this is the worst they've seen it and its pushing prices up. Audio

The Director of the United States Secret Service says she's taking full responsibility for a serious security breach which saw a intruder at the White House repeatedly evade capture as he ran around… Read more Audio

Hong Kong expatriates are alarmed at the scenes unfolding back home. Audio

The Post Primary Teachers Association is threatening a revolt against the body that registers and disciplines teachers. Audio

Today is China's National Day - and given that it's a national holiday, the biggest crowds yet are expected at the democracy demonstrations in Hong Kong. Audio

The start of a new parliamentary term is a golden opportunity for the Opposition to try to score hits on the Government. Audio

David Cunliffe thinks he has the support of a large chunk of Labour's membership; unsuccessful Ilam candidate, James Dann, isn't one of those supporters. Audio

Labour's new acting leader, David Parker is not ruling out joining the race for the party's top job. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio