Morning Report

An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The governor of the bank, Alan Bollard, says the economic recovery is softer than thought. Audio

A report released today says four percent of New Zealanders have paid a bribe to a public official. Audio

Earlier I spoke to the chief executive of the New Zealand Stock Exchange, Mark Weldon. Audio

The Serious Fraud Office has prosecuted almost a year's worth of fraud cases in just the past five months. Audio

An iwi leader is calling the Labour Party's withdrawal of its support for the Marine and Coastal Area bill political game-playing. Audio

The reorganisation of Auckland's councils into one super-city means there arenow two thousand fewer jobs in local government in Auckland. Audio

Let's go back to London where rioting is continuing in response to the passing of a bill which triples University fees. Audio

The operation to enter the Pike River coal mine continues but the police say any recovery attempt is still a long way off. Audio

The receivers for the Crafar farms, KordaMentha, says a deal to sell the farms to a firm owned by May Wang remains alive, despite her bankruptcy. Audio

An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio