Morning Report

Survivors of the Norway massacre have told of hiding under dead bodies to escape Anders Breivik. Audio

Among the policy changes announced yesterday by Hekia Parata, was a planned shift to performance pay, to reward teachers whose students show higher levels of achievement. Audio

Principals say it is the most vulnerable children who will suffer as a result of changes to the ratios used to decide how many teachers should be funded at each school. Audio

Auckland's Deputy Mayor says she's worried about who will provide affordable housing in the city, now that the government has abandoned a scheme which helped first home buyers into homes in West… Read more Audio

The Kaipara mayor Neil Tiller is facing renewed demands for his resignation from angry local residents and ratepayers. Audio

Greeks have pulled hundreds of millions of euros out of the banking system amid fears of a eurozone exit. Audio

A former German language teacher, Jean-Marc Ayrault, has taken over as France's new Socialist prime minister, a day after Francois Hollande was inaugurated as president. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Twenty years after the beginning of the war in Bosnia-Hercegovina, the trial of the man who commanded Bosnian Serb forces during that conflict has begun in The Hague. Audio

Dairy farmers are being warned to expect their incomes to drop dramatically as commodity prices slide. Audio

The Labour Party is demanding John Banks be stood down as a minister for not declaring he had accepted a gift basket from internet millionnaire Kim Dotcom while visiting Hong Kong. Audio

The Primary School Teachers' Union says changes to the way schools are funded mean every school in the country will be left with fewer teachers and bigger classes and parents should be concerned. Audio