Morning Report

An Australian suicide bomber has killed at least three people and injured 80 in Baghdad. Audio

The Labour Leader David Cunliffe insists he is leading a united team and says he has no plans to hunt down the person who sparked headlines by criticising his three-day skiing holiday last week. Audio

The Prime Minister says he won't personally apologise to the woman at the centre of the Malaysian diplomat case, saying he only apologises when there's a serious reason. Audio

Welsh farmers are protesting the promotion of New Zealand lamb in UK supermarkets. Audio

RNZ's Israel correspondent Blair Cunningham reports the death toll is continuing to rise in Gaza. Audio

RNZ correspondent Liling Tan, reports from New York, where the United Nations Security Council has voted to adopt a resolution that demands safe, full and unrestricted access to the Ukraine plane… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Wall Street is slightly down as concerns mount that tension in Ukraine could lead to deeper sanctions. Audio

Credit card spending rose 7 percent in June from the same month last year. Audio

The head of the crime analytics software company, Wynyard Group, says its new operations centre in Sydney reflects its growing strength in the region. Audio

The Australian private equity firm, Pacific Equity Partners, is selling the Griffin's Foods business to a Philippines-based company, Universal Robina, for 700 million dollars. Audio

An economist says the short-term job prospects on both sides of the Tasman could see this country's migration boom exceed record levels. Audio