Morning Report

AFFCO management say they and the Meatworkers Union are a long-way from resolving their ten-week industrial dispute. Audio

Housing New Zealand plans to build up to three hundred and fifty new homes for people in Christchurch over the next 18 months, in an attempt to ease the shortage of housing in the city. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Former Auckland City mayor and National MP Christine Fletcher is urging John Banks to apologise to the public and then get on with his job. Audio

Critics of a new government subsidy to encourage women on the benefit and their teenage daughters to use long-acting contraception say the plan is punitive. Audio

For more on the new economic instability in Europe following the weekend elections we are joined by the Wall Street Journal's Europe correspondent, Vanessa Mock. Audio

The Euro fell to a new three-month low before recovering overnight following yesterday's French presidential and Greek parliamentary elections. Audio

Millions of dollars of old, unclaimed tenancy bonds are sitting in the Government coffers with people forgetting, or not bothering, to claim the money back. Audio

School principals hope the national standards figures they are sending to the Ministry of Education won't end up in the media as league tables. Audio

The family of a Hawkes Bay man shot to death by the police say nobody can tell them why the police needed to fire 14 times. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio