Morning Report

It has been a slash and burn week for hundreds of workers in the state sector. Audio

Chairperson of the Human Rights Foundation Audio

Illegally obtained information on internet tycoon Kim Dotcom could already be in the hands of overseas governments, although the man himself may never get to see it. Audio

Miners from Spring Creek are making their way across Cook Strait this morning to meet with the State Owned Enterprises Minister, Tony Ryall, to present a plan to limit the job losses. Audio

Solid Energy says a plunge in international markets left it with no choice but to slash more than 400 jobs across the country, with mines on the West Coast and Waikato both hard hit. Audio

Roman Catholics in Germany who have opted out of paying the country's religious tax can now be denied Holy Communion or religious burial. Audio

The party's over, now it's time to tally the awards for the Emmys. Audio

A New Plymouth gallery dedicated to showing the art works of Len Lye has the go ahead after 10 million dollars has been raised from private sources. Audio

The United States president, Barack Obama, will take a break from campaigning today to address world leaders gathered in New York for the United Nations general assembly meeting. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

An american educationalist says Christchurch will be left in chaos if the Government gives the go-ahead to charter schools in the city. Karran Harper Royal, a founding member of the Parents Across… Read more Audio

Storms in London have cost a New Zealand woman her life. Audio