Morning Report

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The evacuation centres housing 9000 victims of the flash flooding in the Solomon Islands are expected to run out of food today. Audio

Big changes are being made to the nation's first Maori radio station; The Ministry for Culture and Heritage is investigating the seizure of Maori artefacts by American authorities; The Rotorua… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The police say they're having to deal with a big rise in the number of mental health and threatened or attempted suicide phone calls. Audio

Solomon Islands floods, Tau Henare to reitre from politics, Banks to face hearing, Royal tour, MH370 search. Audio

There are warnings New Zealand's 100 percent pure brand could become a liability if more isn't done to make sure the slogan matches reality. Audio

All eyes in Australia are on the Indian ocean off Perth as the search continues for MH370; death and taxes Australian style - the government can now chase your student debt posthumously; Western… Read more Audio

A 60 year old grandmother from Rotorua has become the first person to make a double crossing of Cook Strait in a rowing skiff. Audio

People have told the Maori Affairs Minister, Pita Sharples, they want the government to set up a new cabinet Minister role looking after Te Reo Maori; Only one of the twenty district health boards is… Read more Audio

The government is open to calls to do more to boost New Zealand's currently modest trade relationship with an increasingly prosperous Latin America. Audio