Morning Report

The Netherlands are through to the Football World Cup semifinals after a thrilling 2-1 win over Mexico this morning. Audio

A Taupo man who was missing for three days in rugged forest and dismal conditions says his remarkable story of survival is also one of karma. Audio

Joining us now is our political editor, Brent Edwards. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, says the regional roading projects would not have happened without the funding announced at the party conference. Audio

The Government is denying its regional transport package announced at the National Party annual conference amounts to an election year bribe. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The US share markets may be more volatile this week, thanks to the June jobs report due on Thursday ahead of the Independence Day holiday on Friday. US markets have been unusually steady of late, the… Read more Audio

Across the Tasman, and the difficult politics of carbon pricing are creating new headaches for business leaders and policymakers. Audio

Overall activity in Canterbury is at record levels, largely thanks to a surge in non-residential construction. Audio

The Co-operative Bank wants to be double its present size in five year's time. Audio

There's a call to change corporate regulations after the failed attempt to unseat the Abano Healthcare chairman, Trevor Janes. Audio

More than 100 people are still feared trapped after a building collapsed in southern India. At least nine people died and several were hurt when the 12-storey building under construction toppled in… Read more Audio