Morning Report

Europe is attempting to stage one of the biggest come-backs in Ryder Cup history to clinch the prestigious golf title at the Medinah Country Club in Illinois. Online golfing journalist Tony Schwarb… Read more Audio

Hundreds of teachers along with education experts from Australia and Finland say that government policy on national standards, charter schools and league tables just doesn't work. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

All Blacks have taken the inaugural four-nation Rugby Championship title with one game yet to go. The men in black beat the Pumas in Buenos Aires in front of a noisy sell-out crowd. Sporting… Read more Audio

Foreign Affairs Minister, Murray McCully, has criticised the use of the veto at the United Nations, while campaigning to get New Zealand a seat on its Security Council. Audio

Washington correspondent Simon Marks gives us a heads up on the reaction from the White House and those on Capitol Hill. Audio

The US military death-toll in the Afghan conflict has reached 2,000. Audio

The ACC Chief Executive responds to claimants' plans to sue the state funded corporation for privacy breaches. Audio

Sexual abuse victims have decided to take legal action against ACC for releasing their private details - but some warn they may face a difficult and costly battle. Audio

In 1996, Dr David Small caught two Security Intelligence Service agents breaking into the Christchurch home of activist Aziz Choudry. He was later awarded $20-thousand for an illegal search related to… Read more Audio

The Police Assistant Commissioner, Malcolm Burgess, says the police have rolled out one of their largest ever training programmes to bring nine thousand staff up to speed on the new rules. Audio

The changes to existing laws aim to bring search and surveillance powers up to date with 21st century technology while critics say the changes may strip us of the basic human right to privacy. Audio