Morning Report

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The Public Service Association insists modest wage increase negotiated by the police won't set the trend for other public sector pay negotiations. Audio

The government wants to clear the way for the Transport Agency to be able to borrow money to fund roading projects. Audio

An education leader says every child's failure at school should be everyone's problem; The Far North Mayor Wayne Brown says Maori need to be at the council table as full partners - when local… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

A New Plymouth church says it's in the sad position of having to complain about people it would like to help. Audio

Govt wants law change to allow borrowing for transport projects, Infrastructure Council favours changes to transport funding, Law Commission wants cyber-bullying criminalized, Labour MPs told to fall… Read more Audio

How long does it take to unload your bags, find a trolley, wrangle children and farewell your loved ones before setting off overseas? Audio

The Department of Conservation is keeping tracks near Mount Tongariro closed until they know more about the behaviour of the mountain. Audio

The SPCA says proposed changes to animal welfare laws will make it easier to crack down on rule-breakers. Audio

The Ngati Kahu leader, Margaret Mutu, says she feel sorry for private property-owners caught up in the iwi's land claim; New Zealand First is welcoming official scrutiny of Whanau Ora spending; Tai… Read more Audio