Morning Report

The online leak group, Wikileaks, has begun releasing 2.4 million emails from Syrian officials and politicians. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A contractor says several hundred holes were drilled into the CTV building by his staff in the early 90s, some of which could have cut through steel reinforcing in concrete beams. Audio

Scientists, including some overseas, are outraged at NIWA's plans to cut staff at its world-leading research centre in Central Otago. Audio

Doctors are urging people to get vaccinated as higher than normal outbreaks of the flu virus begin to appear across the country. Audio

Fog has rolled into Auckland Airport overnight, stranding passengers again. Audio

The lawyer for the former chief executive of Pike River Mine wants the Royal Commission into the mine tragedy reconvened to hear three previously unheard witnesses. Audio

The managers of the Mt Eden private prison are promising to improve their performance, as a new scorecard finds the jail missed 40 per cent of its targets in its first nine months of operation. Audio

An investigation into the 2009 Air France plane crash that killed 228 people has found that both technical failure and human error were to blame. Audio

An inquiry into the meltdown at the Fukushima nuclear plant after last year's devastating earthquake in Japan has concluded it was a man-made disaster that could have been foreseen and prevented. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Scientists are outraged at NIWA's plans to cut staff at its research centre in Central Otago. Audio