Morning Report

Bill Roggio is a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defence of Democracies in Washington DC and editor of 'The Long War Journal'. Audio

Christopher Havard was killed alongside Daryl Jones, a New Zealander who was also known as Muslim bin John, and three others in the strike. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Four recording giants have launched a fresh legal bid to freeze Kim Dotcom's New Zealand assets. Audio

A new report by the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment has called for an end to livestock being exposed to toxic oil industry waste in Taranaki. Audio

The compelling video is stoking the debate in Washington about negotiating with the Taliban. Audio

The Tongan Prime Minister has defended his country's use of low interest loans from the likes of China, saying it's an affordable way to boost economic development, and to help rebuild after… Read more Audio

Australian researchers in Perth yesterday released underwater audio they say could possibly be the airliner hitting the water. Audio

Listening to that is the chief executive of Fletcher Construction, Graham Darlow. Audio

Homeowners and construction contractors say people are being left vulnerable to asbestos exposure after the material has been covered up in Christchurch houses during the Canterbury rebuild. Audio

President Obama has given a keynote speech in Warsaw to mark twenty-five years of Polish democracy, calling it a beacon for neighbouring Ukraine. Audio

The president of the Southland Muslim Association, Reza Abdul-Jabbar, says Christopher Havard attended the Invercargill mosque about three or four years ago. Audio