Sean Plunket

Michael Cullen wraps up his budget speech. Audio

Financial sector. Audio

Telecommunications. Audio

Transport infrastructure. Audio

Research and development. Audio

Pacific and senior citizens. Audio

Education. Audio

Health. Audio

Tax cuts. Sean Plunket and correspondents discuss. Audio

Michael Cullen outlines the atmosphere in which he delivers his budget. Sean Plunket and correspondents discuss. Audio

Budget day, Man found guilty of mothers death, Gwaze charges dropped. Audio

On a report on the state of the New Zealand economy, the IMF is cautioning against tax cuts now because of inflation. Audio

Lenders owed money by struggling Blue Chip investors have been asked to wait until investigations are completed. Audio

United States presidential hopeful Barack Obama is expected to reach a milestone in today's two primary votes. Audio

Morning report spoke yesterday to cricket commentator Christopher Martin-Jenkins about the Black Caps test against England. Audio

Budget day tomorrow, Phil Goff speaks on Alt TV, Oil Field Spill and Sport. Audio

The contractor who cut off power to the home of South Auckland woman Folole Muliaga may give evidence at her inquest today. Audio

It's Budget day tomorrow and as usual, sector groups are keen for a fill up. Audio

76 year-old Edward Kennedy has been taken by air to a Boston hospital after suffering a seizure at his Massachusetts home. Audio

Graham Arcus died in hospital yesterday, three days after the attack by a group of youths. Audio