Morning Report

Bulgarian authorities have questioned a couple thought to be the parents of Maria, the blonde girl discovered in a Greek Roma camp. Audio

Treasury tells the Government its housing policy is undermining efforts to cool the housing market. How did police twice make an embarrassing administrative blunder and whose fault is it? After a long… Read more Audio

Prince George has been christened in London. Audio

New Zealand's top information technology companies are continuing to surge in growth and some say software could one day usurp dairy as the country's biggest export product. Audio

A manager at the Hauraki Maori Trust Board believes bureaucracy is preventing it from looking after more of the tribe's children or young people in State care; The principal Maori advisor to Child… Read more Audio

The Green Party is questioning how the Government can assure the public that deep sea oil drilling will follow strict regulations, when a well off the coast of Raglan was approved without public… Read more Audio

The union representing senior hospital doctors is backing a call from the Labour Party for more transparency from a government agency that's trying to trim 700 million dollars from health spending. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector Audio

The newly elected Hawke's Bay Regional councillor, Rick Barker, says the former council has failed to keep residents informed about the proposed Ruataniwha Dam. Audio

A new report from the The Institute of Economic Research says increased taxes and reduced government spending are needed to help meet the cost of our aging population. Audio

The former chief executive of New Zealand Post says the company is having to deal with the same problem affecting all the world's mail delivery companies - a severe decline in their core business. Audio