10 February 2012 - 1:48 pm NZ time
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Listen to today's birdcall. (29″)
Morning Report's Top Stories for the 23 February 2009. (31′18″)
Tertiary institutions say a surge in enrolments means they may have to start denying entry to some students. (2′34″)
The latest from the Pacific region. (3′41″)
News from the rural and farming sector. (5′07″)
News from the Waatea team. (2′19″)
A man will appear in the Manukau District court facing charges in connection with a violent attack on a war veteran. (1′43″)
The Green's co-leader Jeanette Fitzsimons is expected to announce this morning that she will stand down from the Party's helm. (3′24″)
News from the business sector including a market report. (13′42″)
The voluntary bonding scheme for doctors, nurses, midwives, vets and teachers will include debt write offs and cash payments. (4′38″)
Tertiary institutions say they're facing pressure to turn students away in the face of a surge in enrolments. (3′53″)
The Government is to be asked to consider paying off the loans of private companies which go bust. (3′41″)
Eric Brady suffered a broken jaw and serious bruising when he was attacked in the car park outside the Papatoetoe RSA. (2′42″)
New Zealander Danny Lee has become the youngest player to win a professional European Tour event at the Johnnie Walker Classic. (5′14″)
Christchurch police were out last night, as hundreds of young people converged on the city, which was hosting a car show. (3′53″)
Brad Pomerance says who he thinks will pick the major prizes. (5′21″)
The National Kapa Haka Festival in Tauranga finished with a flourish, with all 36 teams taking to the stage to perform. (3′38″)
An update from the team at RNZ Sport. (2′48″)
A production of The Taming of the Shrew opens when actors stumble out of a strip club and perform a version of the Ka Mate Haka. (3′43″)
A rental car firm has banned customers from using Auckland's new toll road saying it will charge them $500 if they don't comply. (3′46″)
Medical students looking to ease their loan burden will find out today what incentives the Government is offering. (6′40″)
Australians spent yesterday remembering those who died in the Victiorian bushfires in a national day of mourning. (7′37″)
European leaders meeting in Berlin have agreed on the need for sweeping changes to the global financial system. (3′55″)
New Zealand Institute director Benedikte Jensen joins us, as does the director of Research New Zealand, Emanuel Kalafatelis. (6′40″)
A quick update of movements in the financial sector. (1′01″)
An update from the team at RNZ Sport. (3′59″)
In a commissioned report Telecom, TelstraClear and Vodafone have said no to the Government's $1.5 billion cabling project. (4′23″)
News from the Waatea team. (2′40″)
British reality TV celebrity Jade Goody who has terminal cancer has just married her fiance who is on bail from prison. (4′39″)
Two stories of Australians overseas. (3′21″)
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