Morning Report

The Chinese firm, Haier, is poised to make a full takeover of New Zealand's long established Fisher & Paykel Appliances company. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The Justice Minister will meet this week with the retired Canadian supreme court judge who has been considering David Bain's compensation claim. With us is Mr Bain's key supporter, Joe Karam. Audio

Labour's Economic Development Spokesperson David Cunliffe is with us. Audio

More heavy knocks to the manufacturing sector are prompting opposition politicians and unions to question what they are calling the Government's strategy black-hole. Audio

Steven Korteweg is the president of the Otago Federated Farmers and farms at Kaitangata. Audio

Dunedin commuters are having to grapple with difficult driving conditions, as snow comes in bursts to the central city. Audio

The Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority has spent more than three-and-a-half million dollars on communications in the past year. The Earthquake Recovery Authority chief executive is Roger Sutton.

Taranaki's community rescue helicopter pilots have quit their jobs as the trust that runs the life-line struggles for money. Audio

Trampers across the country are concerned their love of rugged living may be put to the test by funding cuts to the Department of Conservation. Audio

Investigators have identified the type of gun used in an attack that killed three members of a British family in the French Alps. Audio