Morning Report

A study commissioned by the Productivity Commission has found New Zealanders are paying more for goods and services than those in most other developed countries. Audio

Employment law changes have been put on hold indefinitely following the resignation of Act MP John Banks. Audio

Flooding is causing significant problems in North Canterbury, with problems on State Highway 1 near the Ashley River. Audio

The Conservative Party leader Colin Craig said he expects National will stand aside in one of three Northshore electorates allowing him to make it into parliament. Audio

Sports News for 10 June 2014. Audio

More than 30 people have been hit by a measles outbreak in Hamilton in the past week. Audio

Protests are continuing in Brazil's largest city, Sao Paulo -- despite the police using tear gas and stun grenades to disperse some of those involved. Audio

A rural economist says a bumper year for primary industry exports isn't translating into higher wages for most New Zealanders. Audio

Meanwhile more details have emerged about some of the New Zealanders who've been stopped from travelling to Syria to join the fight against the government of President Bashar al-Assad. Audio

Think you pay too much for goods and services in New Zealand compared to the rest of the world? Audio

A retaliatory strike for the death of a Taliban leader is behind the deadly attack at Karachi airport, in which at least twenty-eight people were killed. Audio

The resignation of Epsom MP John Banks means employment law changes will be shelved. Audio