Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A senior Labour MP shared a stage last night with the convicted scientist Sean Davison as part of a new push to legalise voluntary euthanasia. Audio

A New Zealand photojournalist arrested in Zimbabwe has not yet decided whether he will appeal a deportation order. Audio

Discussions are to begin with the Solomon Islands on the final withdrawal of the international troops which have helped maintain law and order in the country since 2003. Audio

Opposition parties, some economic forecasters, and the government's own coalition partner are casting doubts on whether the government will be able to stick to its plan for a return to surplus by 2014… Read more Audio

Documents which have just been released in relation to the 2010 Hobbit industrial dispute show that the Government hid some details about the negotiations from the public. Audio

The best friend of the New Zealand teenager, Emily Longley, has told a UK court of the obssession of the man accused of her murder. Audio

In Norway, 40,000 people have gathered to sing a peace song ridiculed by the mass killer Anders Behring Breivik, just blocks from where his trial was taking place. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The media magnate Rupert Murdoch has given his second day of testimony to the inquiry charged with investgating British media ethics. Audio

Auckland rail commuters shouldn't expect further problems this morning after a power cut stopped all trains during rush hour yesterday evening. Audio

Investors in the failed finance company, Bridgecorp, say Rod Petricevic, has got his just desserts. Audio