Morning Report

With the price of unleaded petrol falling below two dollars for the first time since last August, the Automobile Association says motorists are set to save on average 200 dollars a year if prices stay… Read more Audio

Short window of hope for Greece: economist; Petrol price drop a welcome relief; Petrol prices reflect uncertainty in Europe; Opposition parties claim success in delaying asset sales; Friends and… Read more Audio

Rotorua District Council is asking its residents to spare a thought when speaking to migrants - talk slower and go easy on the "cool bananas". Audio

Civil liberties groups are worried a new police website which shows photos of wanted suspects will smear the reputations of innocent people. Audio

Pakistan has been thrown into a crisis after its Supreme Court effectively sacked the Prime Minister Yousef Raza Gilani. The Court ruled Mr Gilani is disqualified from holding office, because he was… Read more Audio

There's intense lobbying of dairy farmers with a vote on whether shares in Fonterra should be opened up to non-farmers just days away. It's being described as the most important decision farmers have… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A police officer has told a jury there was no evidence of a bicycle at the scene where the Feilding farmer, Scott Guy, was murdered. Audio

Paeroa residents are grieving over the violent death of local businessman Jordan Voudouris. The popular pizza shop owner was found dead in an alley and police believe it's a homicide. Audio

The defence minister, Jonathan Coleman, has just finished his first official talks with the United States' Defence Secretary, Leon Panetta. Audio

The biggest earthquake in more than a century caused widespread alarm in Melbourne last night, rattling buildings and sending frightened residents out into the streets. Audio