Morning Report

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is set to be on the sharp end of some unwelcome exposures himself with today's release of the book 'Inside WikiLeaks'. Audio

Budgeting service providers say they're close to breaking point because Work and Income is dumping its work on them. Audio

The Maori Party is denying it's rushing the new foreshore legislation through Parliament before the party implodes. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A risque police recruitment ad aimed at young men was pulled just before a report, critical of Police, was released. Audio

Medical authorities in Thailand still don't know what caused the death of a New Zealand tourist, despite suggestions a toxic seaweed is to blame. Audio

Len Brown joins the show to outline his point of view. Audio

The All Whites scored a winning goal last night capturing the supreme Halberg award at the prestigious sporting gongs ceremony held in Auckland. Audio

The budget for Auckland's new Maori Statutory Board may be cut after the decision to provide five million dollars over two years was declared invalid. Audio

Our correspondent in Cairo, Ruth Sherlock, has been in Tahrir square and says the masses don't know what to believe with so many conflicting messages coming from different sources, yet it is… Read more Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The seat has one of highest proportions of Asian voters in the country and was formerly held by the first Asian MP, Pansy Wong. Audio