Morning Report

One of the government's support partners, United Future, says it would be reluctant to have any major increase in pokie machine numbers. Audio

The Norwegian mass killer, Anders Behring Breivik, has revealed he kept on killing because police failed to call him back when he phoned to surrender. Audio

A British court has heard how the boyfriend of New Zealand teenager Emily Longley threatened to kill her on several occasions during their short relationship. Audio

Fonterra's chair Sir Henry van der Heyden comments. Audio

Fonterra farmers are being warned they risk selling themselves and the country short if they vote down proposals to allow trading in shares in the dairy co-operative. Audio

The secretary for education, Lesley Longstone, says the school had plenty of warning about the action the Ministry planned to take, and they couldn't wait any longer. Audio

The Northland community of Moerewa is planning to physically stop a Ministry of Education-appointed commissioner from taking over their school. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Residents in the frequently flooded, south Otago town of Milton say they don't have confidence in local authorities to solve the town's flooding problem. Audio

A kohanga manager is encouraging a small Northland school to continue thinking outside the Ministry of Education's philosophy - despite the kura's board being sacked; Some members of Ngati Wai say… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio