Morning Report

School principals are calling for the decile system to be reviewed, after the release of figures showing fewer Pakeha students are attending low decile schools. Audio

New Zealand First held its annual conference in Palmerston North in the weekend, and bottom lines were on the agenda. Audio

In France, the Socialist Party has won an outright majority in the country's parliamentary elections. Audio

Greece's pro-bailout conservative New Democracy party is leading in the country's election. Audio

A report published yesterday by the Financial Services Council suggests that raising KiwiSaver contributions to 10 per cent will guarantee that 65-year-olds will be able to retire comfortably. Audio

Technology that automatically reads number plates is getting the thumbs up from Police. Audio

Two Maori land trusts are in negotiations with the Chinese company, Shanghai Pengxin, to buy two of the Crafar farms. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Vomit, empty beer cans, drag queens and drunks - just a typical early Sunday morning in Auckland, but for the Mayor Len Brown an 'eye-opening experience'. Audio

New Zealand First wants to at least double its representation in Parliament at the next election. Audio

Two climbers are lucky to have escaped with only broken bones and mild hypothermia after being buried in an avalanche on Mt Taranaki yesterday morning. Audio

The defence force is refusing to say why it allowed a member of Indonesia's elite forces unit, which has been linked to human rights abuses, to train in New Zealand. Audio