Geoff Robinson

There has been a major eruption of ethnic violence in northwest China with reports of up to 150 people killed in clashes with riot police. Audio

Criminal lawyers say the Government must tread carefully with a plan to force people to reveal information about serious crime. Audio

Director and Radio Host character in Nota Bene Choir's upcoming production 'Sentimental Journey'. Audio

The Williams sisters have dominated at the Wimbledon quarter finals today, where eager fans have been sweltering in the 32 degree heat. Audio

The hunt is on for a batch of 20 pence coins accidentally issued by the Royal Mint without a date. Audio

The Employment Minister Paula Bennett is giving up the Disabilities portfolio to concentrate on employment issues. Audio

Six years after the invasion which ousted Sadam Hussein, United States troops have withdrawn from Iraqi cities and towns. Audio

French rugby player, Mathieu Bastareaud has admitted he LIED about an attack in the streets of Wellington in the early hours of Sunday morning. In a statement released overnight, he says he stumbled… Audio

The country's tax debt is spiralling out of control, with more than four billion dollars owed to the IRD now and an expectation that will double in the next five years. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Minister calls for open uni access for Maori, Government and Labour bid for emissions trading consensus, Iran intensifies crackdown as protestors rally, Momentum grows to change referendum rules, Sue… Audio

The headlines in Morning Report this morning. Audio

Surge in swine flu cases no surprise to health authorities; Labour trounces National in Mt Albert by-election. Audio

A quick update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Former Reserve Bank head warns of prolonged recession. Labour Party links of Worth complainant revealed. Swine flu spike in Australia sparks economic fears here. Locals to shut down New Plymouth's… Audio

The Taranaki Regional council's director of environment quality is Gary Bedford.The Government says it may look at law changes to get to the bottom of where toxic waste has been dumped following the… Audio

The Minister for the Environment Nick Smith says he is prepared to consider law changes and additional funding if necessary to identify and clean up toxic waste dumps. Audio

New Plymouth resident and anti dumping campaigner Andrew Gibbs speaks to Geoff Robinson. Audio

A quick update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The Immigration Minister Jonathan Coleman joins us. Audio