Morning Report

European leaders have arrived in Brussels for a meeting aimed at finding a way to keep the eurozone crisis from spiralling out of control. It is the first summit of the European Union's 27 countries… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Fifteen months after Hosni Mubarak was swept from power in Egypt after a popular uprising, Egyptians have gone to the polls to elect a president. Audio

Auckand's mayor has fought off renegade councillors to get his 10-year budget through, which includes a rate rise of nearly 4%. Councillors debated the super city's Long-Term Plan yesterday and… Read more Audio

One of the original accused in the Urewera raids case says no one in New Zealand wants to see the four being sentenced to go to jail. Audio

The Finance Minister, Bill English, is promising to deliver a sensible Budget this afternoon as the Government sticks to its aim of getting its books back into surplus in 2014-15. Audio

Internet law expert Rick Shera discusses the FBI taking evidence from the Kim Dotcom case. Audio

The Solicitor-General is refusing to comment on whether copies of electronic files seized at Kim Dotcom's mansion were taken to the United States illegally by the FBI. Audio

The Labour MP, Shane Jones, again faces an uncertain political future, after his party's leader stood him down and called for his actions to be investigated by the Auditor-General. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

While many are decrying the Government's plan to partially sell state assets, about which more detail may be included in the budget, the private power company, Trustpower, says it can't come soon… Read more Audio

The future of the Labour MP, Shane Jones hangs on a report from the Auditor General. Mr Jones has stood down from Labour's front bench over his decision to approve citizenship for a Chinese… Read more Audio