Morning Report

The Government has published a draft version of a new pig welfare code to regulate factory farms in the pork industry. Audio

Plans to hold a music gig expected to attract about a thousand people to a cave at Dunedin's Long Beach are proving unpopular with many locals. Audio

News from the Waatea team. Audio

Farmers are welcoming a new research centre dedicated to reducing agriculture greenhouse gases. Audio

The All Whites take the next step on the road to the football World Cup, with a so-called friendly match against Mexico. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A quick update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Eight men charged with plotting to kill Fiji's interim military leader, Commodore Frank Bainimarama, have been found guilty by the high court in Suva. Audio

Restricted licence tests are set to get tougher under the Government's proposed ten-year road safety strategy announced yesterday. Audio

You'll be hard-pressed not to watch a game of rugby come 2011, with the signing of a broadcasting deal for the World Cup. Audio

Doctor Ian Hassell, a pediatrician and the country's first Children's Commissioner has been listening to that and joins us now. Audio

The ACT MP David Garrett is suggesting that parents who abuse their children should be offered thousands of dollars to be voluntary sterilised. Audio