Morning Report

The Minister of Education has promised to meet Moerewa people, who're up in arms over the axing of a programme that's turned Maori students into achievers. Audio

A Japanese miner who quit Pike River after three months because he feared for his life, has outlined a series of safety problems at Pike River Mine. Audio

You may feel that two major parties and six minor parties is more than enough choice at this election. Audio

The Green Party is accusing the National Party of having no plan to lift people out of poverty by getting them off benefits and into jobs. Audio

The National Party finance spokesperson, Bill English, says it will take time to stem the flow of New Zealanders to Australia. Audio

The National Party is under pressure to say whether it would agree to relax rules on genetically modified food as part of an international trade deal. Audio

In Bahrain, more than 3000 protestors have clashed with the police in Sitra, near the capital, Manama. Audio

Egypt's ruling military council has tried to contain mass protests by agreeing to form a national salvation government and elect a president by July next year. Audio

A High Court judge in Auckland who has been asked to decide if a conversation between John Key and John Banks was public will issue her decision today. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The sale of state assets has been one of the most heated issues of the election campaign. We're joined by the Auckland University professor of economics, Tim Hazledine and a Senior Lecturer in… Read more Audio

People in a Thames suburb where high levels of arsenic have been found have been told to not eat vegetables from their gardens. Audio