Morning Report

The Labour Party leader, David Shearer, says the government is starting to realise it has made a mistake by suggesting class sizes should increase. Audio

Authorities confirm NZers killed in shopping mall fire in Dubai; NZ correspondent in Doha was in mall prior to blaze; Waimate homicide inquiry to focus on identification; Government accused of trying… Read more Audio

Brisbane correspondent Donna Field discusses new from Australia including rumours over lack of support for Julia Gillard's leadership. Audio

Breakdancers from across the country challenged each other with their best moves this weekend for the chance to display their talents at an international competition. Audio

Rino Tirikatene's political record of representing Maori in Christchurch is coming under attack from the woman he ousted from the Te Tai Tonga electorate last year. Audio

They were young, fit, handsome and American, and here in their thousands during the Second World War to defend New Zealand. Audio

An American heritage expert says earthquake-damaged Christ Church cathedral could be restored for half the price estimated by the Anglican Church. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The Vatican has been engulfed by scandal over the weekend, following the arrest of Pope Benedict's butler. Audio

A new $6million government fund for improving the health of Pacific communities is being welcomed by the country's biggest Pacific-led primary health organisation. Audio

New Zealand could still host some of the thousands of radio telescope dishes that will make up the world's most powerful radio telescope, despite a decision which heavily favours South Africa. Audio