Morning Report

Twenty two United States embassies throughout North Africa and the Middle East are closed today and a US global travel alert remains in place amid fears of an Al Qaeda attack. Audio

Aucklander Lauren Boyle has become the most successful New Zealand swimmer at the world championships since Danyon Loader in 1994 after winning a third bronze medal. Audio

Hamilton will hold a victory parade for the Chiefs tomorrow to celebrate the side's second consecutive Super 15 title. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport Audio

The Australian Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, says he has got a tough fight ahead after he declared the date of general election yesterday. Mr Rudd announced the election would be held on September the… Read more Audio

We speak with our Political Editor Brent Edwards about the GCSB emails being sent by mistake to the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, and National's recent drop in the polls. Audio

The United Future leader, Peter Dunne, has sought legal advice over the disclosure of his emails with a reporter to an inquiry investigating a leaked document. Audio

Scott Gallacher, acting head of the Ministry of Primary Industries, talks to Morning Report about the looming crisis within New Zealand's dairy export sector. Audio

We speak with Economic Development Minister Steven Joyce about the Goverment's response and how big a risk this is to the economy. Audio

Government and trade officials are scrambling to save New Zealand's reputation after it was revealed at the weekend Fonterra had recalled 900 tonnes of contaminated products sent overseas. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector Audio

Concerned mothers have flooded health phone lines after it was found that Fonterra-sourced products may cause botulism. The manufacturers of infant formula, Karicare, have recalled two of their… Read more Audio