Morning Report

England's Rugby Union has called in detectives to find out who leaked the reports detailing the side's world cup woes. Audio

KiwiRail says it will do what ever it can to keep the Capital Connection train service running. Audio

Christchurch people will be allowed to walk through the heart of the city this weekend for the first time since February's devastating earthquake. Audio

Hundreds of thousands of eligible voters have yet to enroll, the day before the country goes to the polls. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The West Coast based Green MP, Kevin Hague, has taken the first step in a private prosecution against the Department of Labour over the Pike River Mine Disaster. Audio

A new partnership between Sky TV and TVNZ is creating concern from within the industry about the future of free-to-air television. Audio

We're joined by the National Party finance spokesman, Bill English. Audio

The Green Party says a letter it's received from the Chief Ombudsman has added to its concerns the public is not being told the full story about National's plans to sell state assets. Audio

With the election tomorrow, the National Party is maintaining its commanding lead over the Labour Party in the opinion polls. Audio

We're joined now by our Parliamentary chief reporter Jane Patterson who has spent most of the past month travelling with the National Party leader John Key and also with us political reporter Julian… Read more Audio

Two leaders, two buses and one final push for victory. Audio