Morning Report

With just two days left in the election campaign, the latest TV3 Reid Research poll shows National's support falling and New Zealand First's popularity rising. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A Wellington accountant's conclusion there is no evidence of growing income inequality in New Zealand over the past 20 years is being disputed. Max Rashbrooke, the editor of Inequality: A New Zealand… Read more Audio

A final day of campaigning is wrapping up in Scotland, as the country prepares to decide whether or not to remain part of the United Kingdom. Audio

Russel Norman talks GCSB. Audio

Some of the National Party's potential coalition partners say John Key has handled the claims of mass spying on New Zealanders badly. Audio

In Nigeria, suspected Boko Haram militants have attacked a teacher training college in the northern city of Kano. At least 15 students have been killed, as well as two of the attackers, after the… Read more Audio

Minister of Foreign Affairs Murray McCully comments on the Fijian election, and whaling. Audio

Frank Bainimarama's Fiji First party is leading the race to become the country's first elected government after eight years of military rule. Audio

Both John Key and David Cunliffe say they can work with NZ First but won't say what ministerial role would be on offer. Guyon Espiner spoke to Winston Peters about NZ First post-election. Audio

Radio New Zealand's political editor, Brent Edwards, was at last night's debate and has been studying the latest polls. Audio

The shadows of Kim Dotcom and Winston Peters loomed over the last leaders' debate of the campaign as David Cunliffe and John Key argued over which party could most easily form a government. Audio