Morning Report

The Social Development Minister, Paula Bennett, has admitted Child, Youth and Family do not have a centralised record of children abused while in its care. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Syrian capital is gripped by the worst fighting since the anti-government uprising began a year and a half ago. Audio

Inflation is on track to slip below the lower end of the Reserve Bank's target range for the first time ever. Audio

New figures show the proportion of school students suspended, stood-down, expelled or excluded from school has reached its lowest point in 12 years. Audio

The Maori Party MP, Te Ururoa Flavell, says the party is feeling both anxious and positive about its meeting with the Prime Minister this evening. Audio

Victims of sexual abuse and therapists say a new report backs up their claims that the Accident Compensation Corpration is still too slow in dealing with claims and that many people simply give up. Audio

We talk to Newmont Waihi Gold's spokesperson Sefton Darby to get the latest on the fire in the mine. Audio

A fire that started in a gold mine in Waihi yesterday is still smouldering. Audio

There are now only a small number of matters to be finalised before the receivers retire from what has been a complicated and challenging process. Audio

None of the 220 unsecured creditors of the Pike River mine, including many West Coast contractors, will get paid any more of the money they are owed. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio