Morning Report

The Prime Minister says it is not up to the Government to lay charges about failings with the CTV building which left 115 people dead. Audio

The Government will today announce which companies will be given permits to explore for oil and gas around New Zealand. Audio

The Philippines president, Benigno Aquino, has declared a state of national calamity one week after Typhoon Bohpa tore through the country. Audio

The Prime Minister is refusing to comment on claims Tourism New Zealand wanted the vice-president of Actors' Equity sacked as a tour guide. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Minister for Social Development, Paula Bennett listened to that report, and says she acknowledges the work of the Children's Commission. Audio

The Children's Commissioner is calling for 14-thousand more state houses to be built by 2020. Audio

Brendan Horan is officially out on his own - New Zealand First has confirmed he is no longer a member of the party. Audio

The Australian DJs at the centre of the royal prank call controversy have spoken for the first time since the nurse who took their call apparently took her own life. Audio

The Prime Minister says it is not up to the Government to lay charges about failings with the CTV building which left 115 people dead. Audio

The professional body representing registered engineers says it can't stop one of its members practicing, even though he is criticised in the Royal Commission's report into the collapse of the CTV… Read more Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, says it is now up to the police to decide whether criminal charges will be laid over the collapse of the CTV building in the Christchurch earthquake in February last… Read more Audio