Morning Report

Auckland's mayoral contest has thrown up some of the most radical policies for years, ranging from free public transport to the building of a brand new city centre in the south. Audio

The Wellington Central MP, Grant Robertson, still appears to have the greatest support in caucus for the Labour Party leadership vote, but David Cunliffe's supporters say the gap is closing. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Investigations into the collapse of finance firms are drawing closer to the end. Audio

Most of the school children caught up in a fatal crash in Taranaki yesterday are expected to return to class today. Audio

Winds of up to 140 kilometres an hour are forecast to hit Christchurch and inland Canterbury this afternoon. Audio

Housing Minister Nick Smith discusses the rising house prices. Audio

The property valuer QV is forecasting 15 more months of soaring house prices. Audio

While the diplomatic manouevring continues, President Obama has also called on his military to be ready to carry out a strike against Syria. Audio

Russia is calling on the Syrian Government to give up its chemical weapons in a bid to avoid military action. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The property valuer QV is forecasting 15 more months of soaring house prices, especially in Auckland. Audio