Morning Report

Thirty one bodies have been found on the upper slopes of a Japanese volcano which erupted without warning over the weekend. Audio

Radio New Zealand's political editor Brent Edwards joins us live. Audio

While the Labour Party grapples with questions of where it went wrong and who should be leading it, the Prime Minister has an even more pressing matter to deal with - forming the next government. Audio

The only MP to confirm he'll be running against David Cunliffe is the Wellington Central MP Grant Robertson. Audio

Labour could have a new leader before it's finished a formal review into its worst election result in more than 90 years. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Global currency markets are likely to take centre stage this week after figures showing the United States economy grew at its fastest pace in two-and-a-half years in the June quarter. Audio

Dorchester Pacific's formal takeover offer for Turners Auctions will be delivered to the shareholders early this week, as well as an independent valuation commissioined by the car auction company. Audio

Fonterra plans to launch a new business brand today aimed at producers, rather than consumers. Audio

Pumpkin Patch is warning investors turning around the troubled childrenswear retailer is going to take another couple of years. Audio

At three o'clock this afternoon, we will finally learn whether the Reserve Bank intervened in the currency last month. Audio

The Labour Party could elect a new leader, before even finishing a review of its worst showing at an election in more than 90 years. Audio