Morning Report

The firefighters union says the deficiencies in the response of the service's senior management to the February quake still need to be addressed. Audio

The Foreign Minister Murray McCully says he will reserve judgment on Myanmar's progress towards democracy until he's spoken to the Nobel prize-winning opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

It may be Wednesday in New Zealand, but in the United States, it's Super Tuesday. Audio

The retired New Zealand cricket player, Chris Cairns, has angrily denied allegations of match fixing while giving evidence in court in London. Audio

There's been an angry response to a hint police officers may have to stomach a wage freeze this year. Audio

The escalating industrial action on Auckland's waterfront is expected to spread to Lyttelton today. Audio

The Labour Party's finance spokesperson, David Parker, joins us now in our Wellington studio. Audio

The latest financial statements reveal the Government's books are continuing to deteriorate. Audio

Grey Power and the Council of Trade Unions have joined forces to launch a petition against state asset sales. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Antarctica's defrosting fringes are being claimed by foreign plants and animals. Audio