Morning Report

New Zealand toddlers may be at risk of developing anaemia, with new research suggesting one in three have low iron levels. Audio

Telecom could have to pay a fine of up to $10 million after being found guilty of anticompetitive behaviour over broadband. Audio

Don Brash is extremely disappointed the Justice Minister has decided not to hold a Commission of Inquiry into the Peter Ellis case. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Two firefighters have been injured in an fire at a shopping complex in Christchurch late last night. Audio

After a seven day lock-out of drivers by Auckland's biggest bus operator, services have this morning returned to normal. Audio

Bill EnglishThe government's operating deficit has hit $10 billion dollars - that's just under $6700 for each of the country's one and a half million households Audio

There's widespread condemnation of proposed big hikes in ACC levies as the government moves to rein in the cost of the scheme. Audio

Maori TV Chief Executive Jim Mather discusses their bid for the Rugby World Cup broadcasting rights. Audio

The Prime Minister says National Party ministers can take some responsibility for the controversy that developed over the Rugby World Cup broadcasting rights. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Opposition parties are criticising the government over its changes to the ACC scheme. Audio