Morning Report

News from the Waatea team. Audio

The Health Minister says it's unacceptable that district health boards are failing to meet cancer treatment goals. Audio

It's one year tomorrow since the Prime Minister's Job Summit, which harnessed the collective brain power of the country's leading thinkers in business, education, iwi and government. Audio

The Australian cricketers have arrived in Wellington at the start of a five week tour and already there are signs of transtasman niggle. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A quick update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

New Zealanders are being called lazy investors, with the business community urging people to become more savvy about their savings. Audio

A national hui will be held this morning on securing management rights for Maori over television and telecomunication frequencies. Audio

From politicians to sports figures, car makers to business executives, we've seen a flurry of carefully worded, carefully managed apologies unfold. Audio

MPs seem to be getting the message that the public doesn't like the idea of them living the high life at the taxpayers' expense. Audio

A major Telecom systems failure this morning has seen parts of Auckland go without 111 emergency calls for more than three hours. Audio

From Mahler to revolting mannequins, shaolin monks to death defying circus acts - we will travel from the deep blue sea to outerspace, and see acts from Sweden and Ireland to India Latvia. Audio