Morning Report

Australia's Liberal Party leader, Tony Abbott, has accused the Labour Party of dishonesty and says voters can no longer trust it. Audio

The police investigating the deaths of two people in rural South Auckland say a firearm was used but the community should not be worried. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ sport. Audio

The Auckland mayor, Len Brown, has criticised the council's transport agency for the way it's publicly handling the roll-out of its one hundred million dollar public transport ticketing system. Audio

The Ranfurly Shield, more affectionately known as the 'log o wood' has returned to Otago for the first time in 56 years. Audio

The Minister for Food Safety, Nikki Kaye says what's needed is an international standard for manuka honey, which is harder to achieve than it sounds. Audio

Manuka honey is New Zealand's latest export business under threat, this time because of labelling problems. Audio

The Syrian Government says it will allow the United Nations to inspect the sites of alleged gas attacks on the outskirts of the capital, Damascus. Audio

Listening to that was our parliamentary chief reporter, Jane Patterson. Audio

Shane Jones says he may be the underdog, but thinks he has the right skills to be the leader. Audio

Grant Robertson, the current Deputy leader and Wellington Central MP, was the first to thow his hat in the ring yesterday. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio