Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

An Auckland iwi is threatening legal action to stop one of the Government's new fast tracked housing developments, if the council doesn't consult with mana whenua. Audio

In the latest global dairy trade auction, dairy prices have held steady after five successive declines, remaining near two-year lows. Audio

A company running four-wheel-drive tours says it has been barred from using a Canterbury high country station by its new American owners and may have to close as a result. Audio

Joining us is National's Campaign Manager, and front bench MP Steven Joyce. Audio

Further revelations have been promised on the extent to which New Zealand has spied on other countries. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Household income inequality has been a hot topic in the lead up to this election. Audio

Joining us now is the forensic IT investigator Daniel Ayers. Audio

Some Maori leaders say a restructuring of Maori Television is politically motivated and will compromise the channel's independence. Audio

The polling booths have just opened in Fiji's first election since the 2006 coup. Audio

The top US military chief, General Martin Dempsey, says US ground forces could be deployed against Islamic State militants. Audio