Sean Plunket

The casualty toll from the Myanmar cyclone disaster continues to climb. 60 thousand people now reported dead or missing. Audio

Junior hospital doctors walk off the job again today for their second two day strike over pay. Audio

The Massey University study involving 6500 poeple found those still working after the age of 65 feel better. Audio

Myanmar Cyclone, Emissions Scheme, Co-founder of Blue Chip corsses the ditch, the latest in sport and TV networks warn parents. Audio

The rail and ferry buy back from various perspectives and concern over fuel price rises. Audio

As petrol prices continue to soar, the Government is considering stepping-in to ensure customers get value at the pump. Audio

Top Stories for 5 May 2008 Audio

The Labour Department almost shut it down. Audio

Former Treaty Negotiations Minister Sir Douglas Graham joins Morning Report. Audio

In 1987 there were 91 inmates for every hundred thousand people, it's now double that. Audio

The latest parts of the thawed 495kg Squid to come under the scientist's scalpel at Te Papa. Audio

The Government is considering toning down part of its climate change policies. Audio

The Crown will return one hundred and 76 thousand hectares of forestry land to a collective of seven iwi. Audio

Breakthrough treaty deal, Waihopai protesters, an Emotional Reunion and the latest in sport. Audio

David Parker has more figures on the Emisions Trading Scheme. Audio

Pink Floyds, Roger Waters inflatable pig is at large. Audio

Comments from Sustainability Council's executive director Simon Terry, and Charlie Pedersen, the president of Federated Farmers. Audio

The Climate Change Minister is David Parker. Audio

Emissions trading scheme, Flooding in Northland, National on fuel tax, Propane refridgeration risks. Audio

One New York man is on a crusade against bad behavior in public, including inconsiderate use of cell phones. Audio