Morning Report

The unemployment rate has hit a thirteen-year high, Maori and Pasifika are the hardest hit. Audio

Kim Hill has been named the International Radio Personality of the Year. Audio

The Government has been accused of committing ecocide, through new legislation amending the Emissions Trading Scheme. Audio

China's outgoing president has warned the Communist Party that corruption could be its downfall as it prepares to install a new generation of leaders. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Labour Party wants Social Development Minister Paula Bennett to explain why a "termination benefit" was paid to the former chief executive of Work and Income. Audio

We're joined by the chief executive of the Waipareira Trust, John Tamihere. Audio

The Fire Service's night shift commander during the rescue effort at the CTV Building last February has told an inquest it was the fault of firefighters at the scene that a command centre to… Read more Audio

Ten days after super storm Sandy wreaked havoc in New York and New Jersey a snowstorm has rolled in halting the recovery effort. Audio

There's no rest for the United States president, Barack Obama. Audio

Rescuers are still struggling to reach two people injured when their yacht capsized 700 kilometres southwest of Tonga. Audio

Maori and Pacific Island community leaders are warning a lack of action on unemployment now could cost New Zealand in the long term. Audio