Morning Report

More detail will be released by the Labour Party today about how it would balance the books if it was in Government. Audio

Lies and damned accounting - week one of the campaign, Radio NZ political editor looks back at first week of campaign, Greek PM backs off referendum plans, Radio NZ economics correspondent looks at… Read more Audio

A big top circus from Belgium, a punk accordion player from Finland and the world premiere of a New Zealand opera are among the three hundred shows in next year's International Arts Festival. Audio

Hardly any senior citizens have signed up for a much touted driving workshop for the over-70s. Audio

Taranaki descendants march from Te Papa museum to Parliament, to mark the anniversary of the raid on Parihaka 130 years ago; Meanwhile, there's a fresh call to change Guy Fawkes night to Parihaka day… Read more Audio

In Paris, the offices of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo have been badly damaged in an arson attack. Audio

One of England's strongest players at this year's Rugby World Cup, James Haskell, is heading to Dunedin to play for the Highlanders in the 2012 Super Rugby competition. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The mystery of a New Plymouth city councillor and his possible involvement in the Libyan uprising continues. Audio

The case of Sean Davison, who yesterday admitted assisting his mother's suicide, has renewed calls for a change in the law. Audio

The Greek Prime Minister, George Papandreou, has been summoned by the leaders of France and Germany to explain why he's putting the Euro-zone bailout package to a referendum. Audio