Morning Report

Dickie Arbiter is a former press secretary to the Queen. Audio

The Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations have ended in London with a series of tributes paid to the monarch's sixty years on the throne. Audio

Shares in the Australian airline, Qantas, have dived to an all-time low, after it forecast a ninety percent fall in its profit. Audio

The Maori Affairs Select Committee in Auckland is looking at ways to improve the health and education of tamariki; The Government has confirmed a Maori tertiary education provider is being… Read more Audio

The Labour Party says the call centre 0800 number which replaced many Housing New Zealand offices, cost the taxpayer at least $300,000 in April, the first month since the change. Audio

Far right political leaders in Norway have told the Anders Behring Breivik trial today that Breivik was right to fear a Muslim takeover of the country. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The population of Tolaga Bay on the East Coast will almost treble today as one thousand visitors from all over New Zealand and beyond, descend on the town for a rare astromical event. Audio

The Labour Party says a police investigation into whether the Accident Compensation Corporation was threatened during a meeting with a claimant has raised more questions than it has answered. Audio

Roads are closing across the South Island, as a severe weather front moves through the country. Audio

The Education Minister says the government made the decision to increase class sizes after November last year. Audio