Morning Report

The government's home insulation scheme is warming some homes by less of a half a degree, according to new research from the University of Otago. Audio

Chileans living here have started raising money for relief projects following the earthquake. Audio

The Harness Racing Board has rejected a proposal to merge New Zealand's four racing boards into one governing body. Audio

Dubai police now believe members of an Israeli hit squad involved in the death of a top Hamas commander fled to the United States immediately after the strike. Audio

Today's protest against the select committee on the Auckland supercity is being organised by one of the committee's own members. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Privacy Commissioner is warning users of social networking sites including Facebook and Twitter to be more vigilant with their security after a large increase of criminal activity including… Read more Audio

The former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic has opened his defence against genocide charges after ending a boycott of his trial in The Hague. Audio

The New Zealand Hockey team's manager says they feel safe in India. Audio

Research has found the Government's home insulation scheme doesn't keep houses in colder parts of the country warm. Audio

Kabul's top two police chiefs have offered to resign after a wave of suicide attacks by Taliban insurgents. Audio

The government has given the strongest indication yet it will toughen penalties for people who attack police officers. Audio