Morning Report

Teina Pora's lawyer, Jonathan Krebs, says it was an emotional moment when the decision came through. Audio

Our reporter in London, Tim Graham, was in Court when Lord Kerr handed down the Privy Council's decision. Audio

Teina Pora has had his convictions for the murder and rape of Susan Burdett quashed by the Privy Council in London. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Dow Jones Index is down 135 points to 18,153. Audio

To China now where top communist party leaders are meeting in Beijing this week to hammer out high-level economic goals, after another cut to the country's interest rates. Audio

The government is reviewing the laws governing financial advice and services to ensure the compliance costs aren't pricing small investors out of the market. Audio

The Taranaki-based bank lent more than 76 million dollars on mortgages in the three months ended December, even as it reduced its lending to people with less than a 20 percent deposit. Audio

The Electricity Authority says retail electricity prices are likely to weaken this year, even though demand is growing. Audio

James Pascoe has lifted its stake in The Warehouse to 16.4 percent but says it doesn't intend to make a takeover bid for its rival. Audio

The rise in the latest overnight dairy auction is more tame. Audio

The brother of Susan Burdett says the Privy Council's decision to quash Teina Pora's convictions is the only reasonable outcome in the case. Audio