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There is a heavy police presence in Marokopa on Thursday as police try to close the net on Tom Phillips, who has been on the run with his three children for two and half years. RNZ reporter Maia Ingoe… Audio

Primary industry export revenue is falling. Audio

The Black Caps are just about to get under way. Audio

The Retirement Commissioner talks about people having multiple Kiwisaver providers. Audio

The retirement commissioner Jane Wrightson has released a comprehensive analysis on how KiwiSaver settings are currently working, and made 15 recommendations. Wrightson spoke to Ben Strang. Audio

One in six positions are being axed at the Ministry of Health as part of government spending cuts. PSA assistant secretary Fleur Fitzsimons spoke to Ben Strang. Audio

Film and TV correspondent Tamar Munch joins Kathryn to talk about a remake of Harrison Ford movie Presumed Innocent, this time as a limited series on Apple TV+ starring Jake Gyllenhaal as a prosecutor… Audio

Carole Beu of the Women's Bookshop reviews The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley published by Hachette. Kathryn interviewed Kaliane last week on Nine to Noon. Audio

On today's episode, too many pilots and operators think doors opening mid-flight is normal, and don't report it to the Civil Aviation Authority - that's a finding in a report into a fatal helicopter… Audio

Conservation projects around the country are in jeopardy, as funding through the previous government's Jobs for Nature programme comes to an end. Kate Green reports. Audio

A Massey University professor is calling on the Government to give greater certainty for marae in its review of earthquake-prone building regulations. Morning Report producer Emma Ricketts has more. Audio

Delegates at the Festival of Pacific Arts and Culture say the event is a symbol for regional unification and the fight against cultural extinction. Tiana Haxton spoke to attendees in Honolulu. Audio

A new study into flexible working conditions shows those who have the option to work from home, may be more satisfied and less likely to leave their jobs. Otago Business School's Dr Paula O'Kane spoke… Audio

Competitors in a triathlon have told the BBC they have suffered from vomiting and diarrhoea after swimming in the River Thames. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The number of people killed and displaced in the horrific landslide in Papua New Guinea's Enga Province remains unknown. Delphine Herbert reports. Audio