Morning Report

Release of journalist's emails condemned; Political journalists discuss impact of phone log leak; Radio New Zealand's political editor analyses phone log leak; Bradley Manning found not guilty of… Read more Audio

It seems one of the greatest 20th century inventions is failing to capture the imagination of New Zealand's youth, with the closure of TVNZ's U channel being blamed on a lack of buy in among 15 to 24… Read more Audio

The Labour Party is warning that New Zealand is becoming a low-wage destination for Australian companies. Audio

A Ruapehu iwi leader says it's own whanau welfare innovation plan has slashed domestic violence rates by half in its rohe; The Maori Party has issued a word of caution to Labour leader, David Shearer… Read more Audio

The cost of an odour-neutralising fence that surrounds Whanganui's faulty wastewater plant is itself causing a stink among some ratepayers and councillors. Audio

A high-end Auckland real estate agent who relies on foreign property buyers for half his business doubts the effectiveness of Labour's housing policy. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A Dunedin psychiatrist has been cleared of wrongdoing after complaints he gave mental health patients an anaesthetic commonly used by vets to tranquillise horses. Audio

It was the Defence Minister Jonathan Coleman who called for the review of the Defence Order. Audio

The US newspaper publishers that Jon Stephenson worked for in Aghanistan last year says the monitoring of the phone calls of journalists would be a worrying new step in surveillance. Audio

An unpublicised report by the Hawke's Bay Regional Council says as many as a thousand people in the small town of Waipawa could be killed if dam proposed to be built thirty five kilometres north west… Read more Audio