Morning Report

Just hours after TVNZ 7 went off the air, the government has extended its contract with a commercial radio operator allowing it to broadcast on a public frequency. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The Labour Party has warned the new super economic ministry will make no difference to the country's growth without changes in policy. Audio

The government's support partner United Future is criticising what it calls an insulting and inconsistent attitude to public broadcasting. Audio

The country's highest-ranking Maori police officer says the police won't give up trying to reconnect with the eastern Bay of Plenty iwi of Tuhoe; A child psychiatrist says some programmes aimed at… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

Tensions are rising on the Turkish- Syrian border, with the Turkish airforce scrambling its fighter jets after three incidents in which Syrian helicopters flew too close. Audio

Trade Unions say the export manufacturing sector is in a desperate situation with three large companies laying off staff in recent weeks, and they're demanding Government action. Audio

Government extends contract with commercial organisation for public frequency,Kiwifm decision 'a kick in the teeth' for TVNZ7 supporters,MOBIE starts today but will be months before it's actually… Read more Audio

Let's have a chat to our Canberra correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio

Golden Bay is hoping its tourism will rebound after the road to one of its most idyllic beaches re-opens today. Audio