Morning Report

A group of migrant workers claim they are collectively owed one hundred thousand dollars of holiday pay from a Chinese restaurant chain in Auckland. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

With the election just two weeks away, GP fees are emerging as an issue for voters. Audio

More than twice as many people are opting to cast their vote early at this stage of the election than at the same stage the last time around. Audio

The Maori Party says Labour's decision to rule it out of any post-election ministerial deals smacks of desperation, and may come back come back to haunt it after the election. Audio

Critics of a charter school near Russell are describing the costs needed to run it as 'obscenely high,' and say the money would be better spent elsewhere. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

People were standing in the fire exits, sitting on the floor, even perched outside straining to hear through open windows at the Wellington Central meet-the-candidates evening at the Aro Valley… Read more Audio

The man accused of murdering a New Zealand woman who was holidaying in Queensland will remain in custody, at least for now. Audio

Billions of pounds have been wiped off the value of Scottish companies after a poll showed supporters of Scottish independence now outnumber those who want the country to remain part of the United… Read more Audio

An investigation is underway to find out who is responsible for dumping thousands of litres of oil into New Plymouth's Wastewater system. Audio

The Internet party leader, Laila Harre, is denying there is a rift between her and Hone Harawira. Audio