Morning Report

The editor of the Spanish news website Iberosphere, Guy Hedgecoe, talks about the serious injuries at an incident at Pamplona yesterday. Audio

According to a new survey carried out by the Auckland University of Technology and funded by the insurance company Sovereign, people in this country are happier than most Europeans - even though New… Read more Audio

Thirty nine police officers have been injured in two nights of riots in the Northern Irish capital, Belfast. Audio

Beneficiary advocate Kay Brereton says that the Government campaign to get more people off long-term welfare looks to some like "benefit-bashing" of people who are already under extreme stress. Audio

The race for the country's biggest mayoralty is on, with Auckland's Len Brown confirming he'll run again, against three distinct challengers. Audio

169-years after Samuel Morse tapped out "What hath God wrought" the world's last telegram service has closed. Audio

English cricket writer and broadcaster Mihir Bose joins the programme. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The anti-abortion group, Right to Life, says doctors are within their legal rights to refuse to prescribe contraception to patients. Audio

Auckland City's mayor Len Brown is seeking a second term in office and launched his campaign yesterday. Len Brown talks about his pledges of progress on affordable housing, transport, and job growth. Audio

New Zealand researchers have been asked by the World Anti-Doping Agency, or Wada, to come up with an improved test to detect the use of EPO by drug cheating athletes. Audio

While the Maori Party says it will stay in its relationship with National until the 2014 election, but will not make any promises beyond that. Audio