Morning Report

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The SpaceX Dragon capsule has splashed down safely in the Pacific Ocean. Audio

One of National's support partners says it will be taking up the potential closure of some school technology centres and teacher job losses with senior ministers, if the Government fails to resolve… Read more Audio

The convenor of a Maori delegation heading to China to strengthen economic ties says offering language revitalisation advice to minorities in the Republic may also be on the cards; A Maori… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

Opponents to proposed Government changes to prison strip searches say they could give a free reign to rogue prison guards to humiliate and degrade inmates. Audio

The Green Party will focus on how to expand its presence in Parliament at its annual meeting this weekend. Audio

The growing backlash against the government's education reforms and signs its political partners are getting nervous. As the violence in Syria escalates, the United States accuses Russia of… Read more Audio

A government advisory group has warned that a large number of under-five-year olds - especially those in poor neighbourhoods - may not be receiving a good quality education. Audio

Australian miners insist they have nothing against New Zealanders working across the Tasman despite union concerns about the influx of foreign workers. Audio

Peter O'Neill has been sworn in as Papua New Guinea's prime minister. Audio