Morning Report

The film industry says a whirlwind tour of Hollywood by the Prime Minister, will keep New Zealand in the minds of top filming executives. Audio

A senior government official has been called in to review the Government Communications Security Bureau, following the illegal surveillance of Kim Dotcom. Audio

Hundreds of Tourism Industry Association members are gathering in Wellington today. Audio

Carbon traders say much of their business these days is coming from people who want to tear trees out, not put them in. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Reserve Bank of Australia is today deciding whether it will cut interest rates - a move that could have a big impact on the New Zealand dollar. Audio

It's just five weeks until the US presidential election, and the American president, Barack Obama, and the republican vying for his position, Mitt Romney, are preparing for the first televised debate… Read more Audio

New Zealand has been knocked out of the Twenty20 World Cup in Sri Lanka after the team's second Super Over defeat of the tournament. Audio

There are claims Samoan migrants recruited to work in a meat plant in the Waikato township of Benneydale are living in substandard conditions. Audio

In the three months to the end of March, the economy grew one percent and then another zero-point-six percent in the June quarter but the Treasury says growth at these levels will not continue into… Read more Audio

An official occupying one of the most senior positions in the Government has been drafted in to review the government spy agency, the GCSB, to make sure it sticks to the law following its bungled… Read more Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio