Morning Report

The Labour Party says new job figures show the Government's economic policies are failing to create jobs. Audio

Korean flagged boat fails to respond to distress call, Police file shows Dotcom offered "help" from Banks, New figures reveal economy has lost jobs, Bill English disputes job creation figures, More… Read more Audio

Relatives of the victims of the September 11 attacks on New York and Washington have gathered at Ground Zero for the eleventh anniversary. Part of the commemorations this year is a New Zealand woman… Read more Audio

It costs 70 cents to send a letter within New Zealand, a dollar ninety to get one to Timbuktoo - but what's the price for Middle Earth? Audio

A small frog that lives only in Coromandel forests and in one site near Te Kuiti has been listed as one of the world's most endangered species. Audio

Iwi radio stations might be asked to broadcast fewer Maori language programmes, in an effort to improve the content; The Ngai Tuhoe Chief Negotiator, Tamati Kruger, says it could take up to 40 years… Read more Audio

A Northland iwi and a Whangarei school have joined forces to run a free health clinic - not just for pupils but for anyone who needs it. Audio

A new report says the Taliban may be prepared to agree to a ceasefire. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The chief negotiator for Tuhoe says the iwi hopes its treaty settlement will lead to it being able to take control of services for its people. Audio

A fire has broken out on a 64 metre fishing boat off the Canterbury coast. The Amaltal Columbia has 43 people on board and was 85 kilometres north east of Lyttleton when the blaze began in a hold on… Read more Audio