Morning Report

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The televised leaders' debate; the Rena; UNESCO votes yes to Palestine and; the Melbourne Cup. Audio

Three Australian soldiers shot dead in Afghanistan; and the Qantas debacle. Audio

The Royal New Zealand Ballet has showcased its biggest production yet - Sleeping Beauty - describing it as a 'beast of a ballet' meant for 64 dancers, but done with 32. Audio

The public's five new options for a giant Hollywood-style sign on a Wellington hillside have been released. Wellington Airport had planned to build a sign saying Wellywood but in June, it bowed to… Read more Audio

Two rival political parties say tangata whenua should receive superannuation at least five years earlier than the eligible age of 65; Iwi leaders from Coromandel to Te Araroa near East Cape say the… Read more Audio

The new Silver Ferns netball coach, Waimarama Taumaunu, hasn't got off to the winning start she'd hoped for, with New Zealand last night losing the series against Australia. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Simon Mercep, Brent Edwards and Patrick O'Meara question Labour Leader Phil Goff about his party's policies and campaign. Audio

Businesses working out of Christchurch's temporary City Mall say it's been more hectic than Christmas since its opening on Saturday, with curious locals not just looking, but spending too. Audio

A former Australian soldier has gone on the record saying that the people who helped protect Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's son Saadi escape Libya included at least one former New Zealand special forces… Read more Audio