Morning Report

There is shock in both Britain and France over the execution style killing of a family on holiday in the French Alps. Audio

A year and a half after the February Earthquake, economics has ensured much of the waste material coming out of Christchurch's central city has been recycled. Audio

The Government's proposal for a marine protected area in the Ross sea, is being criticised as - paradoxically - favouring protecting commercial toothfish interests not the unique ecology. Audio

The chief executive of the Otago Museum - who controversely earned more than the head of Te Papa - has resigned. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A women's health group says they have lost faith in breast screening programmes after laboratory mix-ups led to three women having their breasts removed when they didn't have cancer. Audio

The former Australian Prime Minister, John Howard, says despite the growing Australian death toll going into Afghanistan was the right thing to do. Audio

The All Blacks take on Argentina for the first time in the new Rugby Championship in Wellington tomorrow night. Audio

Opposition parties and unions are continuing to pound the government with criticism about its jobs creation record, which they say is abysmal. Audio

It's all eyes on Charlotte, North Carolina, as President Obama prepares to take the stage at the Democratic National Convention later today. Audio

In a crime that has shocked two countries, three members of a touring British family, and a cyclist, have been killed in an execution style shooting in rural France. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio