Morning Report

New Zealand infant formula manufacturers are heading to China to reassure their clients everything's okay. Audio

The United States and Britain 's moves towards military action against Syria are stalling with caution and patience now being urged. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The Labour Party says public confidence in the Government's intelligence agencies will be further eroded by the police's decision not to lay charges over illegal spying. Audio

Britain's Parliament has been recalled for an emergency debate during which prime minister David Cameron said taking action against Syria was not about choosing sides but was necessary to condemn a… Read more Audio

A West Coast commercial eeler says splitting the South Island eel quota into shortfin and longfin will be devastating to Maori; A Maori health provider in Gisborne says it is in talks with local… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The Government has been accused of misleading its MPs and the public over how many jobs will be created by SkyCity convention centre deal. Audio

Signs that America's and Britain's push for a military strike against Syria is stalling. A New Zealand journalist is detained while on assignment for Al Jazeera in Cairo and New Zealand infant formula… Read more Audio

Dunedin's St Clair beach community has vowed it will not be ignored again by the city council as it searches for a long-term solution to the area's failed sea wall. Audio

Britain's High Commissioner to New Zealand says more British businesses could look at setting up outposts in this country, making the most of the difference in time zones. Audio