Morning Report

Analysts expect the forthcoming sale of part of Meridian Energy will bring the Government 400 to 700 million dollars more than it got from the earlier float of Mighty River Power. Audio

One of the most damning criticisms of the 100 Percent Pure slogan came from China's state news agency in the wake of the Fonterra scare -- it called the gap between the slogan and New Zealand's… Read more Audio

An environmental campaigner is set to have another attempt to get the Advertising Standards Authority to rule the 100 Per Cent Pure slogan misleading. Audio

The chief executive of Athletics New Zealand, Scott Newman, is in Moscow and joins us now. Audio

A major documentary will air in the UK featuring Neon Roberts - the boy whose New Zealander mum took him on the run to try and avoid him being treated for cancer with radiotherapy. Audio

The day of reckoning is fast approaching for the chief executive of the Christchurch City Council, Tony Marryatt. Audio

Supporters of the ousted Egyptian prime minister, Mohamed Mursi, have refused to leave their protest camps in spite of government threats to remove them by force. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The alpine community is mourning the death of 30-year-old climber Jamie Vinton-Boot. Audio

While his brother is busy courting the votes of Australians, Greg Rudd is championing New Zealanders' rights across the ditch. Audio

Disability groups and others say they will fight to overturn what they call an ugly and draconian new law governing payments to family carers. Audio

Police are seeking the public's help in the hunt for suspected kidnapper Phillip Layton Edwards. Audio