Morning Report

A former director of the collapsed company Feltex Carpets is demanding a review of the Companies Office's powers to prosecute. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Tuhoe says a report from the Waitangi Tribunal has given it new ammunition in its treaty negotiations over Te Urewera National Park. Audio

As many as two and half million people are thought to be in desperate need of help following the worst flooding to hit Pakistan in nearly a hundred years. Audio

Telecom has agreed to carve itself in two as the price it must pay to try to win the battle for a lucrative ultra fast broadband contract. Audio

The head of the primary teachers union says there are too many strings attached to the Government's latest plan for education funding. Audio

The Labour Party says the suspended MP, Chris Carter, will take two months' leave from Parliament. Audio

We spoke to the head of the UN inquiry, Sir Geoffrey Palmer. Audio

The UN has announced former Prime Minister Sir Geoffrey Palmer will head an international inquiry into the Israeli attack on a Gaza bound aid flotilla in May. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

A decision about the party membership of the suspended Labour MP, Chris Carter, is now unlikely to be made on Saturday. Audio

The former New Zealand Prime Minister Sir Geoffrey Palmer will chair an international panel looking into an Israeli attack on an aid flotilla in May. Audio