Morning Report

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Health and safety experts warn planned changes targetting high risk jobs must be tailor-made for each industry or they won't work. Audio

Chinese producers of baby formula were shunned by consumers in their own country after the 2008 melamine scandal, in which at least six babies died. Audio

The MP for West Coast-Tasman is optimistic a new plan to re-enter the Pike River mine will be approved, despite the hurdles it faces. Audio

A representative for body corporates in Wellington says proposed changes to earthquake strengthening standards for some buildings are still too tough on their owners. Audio

A meal prepared by prison inmates is not your average dining experience, but the Department of Corrections is inviting the public to give it a try. Audio

More than 60 rebel fighters have been killed in an ambush by the Syrian army. Audio

The Qualifications Authority is refusing to accept NCEA internal assessments from one school and is monitoring six others because they're not meeting its rules. Audio

The Council of Trade Unions says new employment statistics paint an unrealistic picture of the labour market. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Government officials in Yemen have released what they say were Al Qaeda's plans to attack the country, including a plot to blow up oil pipelines and take control of the main ports. Audio