Morning Report

Our political reporters have been busy on the campaign trail -- almost as busy as the leaders they've been following. Audio

Party leaders will today make their final efforts to convince voters they're up to the job of leading the country for the next three years. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A coroner will today try to end the mystery of what killed Rutger Hale while driving near Wanaka last year. Audio

There are plenty of predictions being made ahead of Election Day tomorrow, but one that's more reliable than many comes from the Met Service, which is predicting an unsettled forecast. Audio

Voting in the Maori electorates could play a decisive role in tomorrow's elections. We're joined now by the former Mana Motuhake leader and Alliance cabinet minister Sandra Lee and the former Labour… Read more Audio

Winston Peters says Hone Harawira, has sold out his people by throwing in his lot with the Internet Party and Kim Dotcom and Te Tai Tokerau voters should be backing Labour's Kelvin Davis. Audio

The opposing political sides are in Fiji are in a standoff over claims of voting irregularities and systemic electoral fraud. Audio

The talking is over and voting is well under way across Scotland on whether the country should stay in the United Kingdom or become an independent nation. Audio

Australian politicians have reacted with disgust to an alleged jihadist terrorist plot aimed at beheading random members of the public. Audio

Our Political Editor Brent Edwards is here in the studio. Audio

National's campaign manager Steven Joyce joins us. Audio