Morning Report

Mark Lundy was virtually broke at the time of his wife and daughter's deaths, owing almost half a million dollars in debts and having only a small amount of equity in their family home. Audio

People who travel to and from east Auckland by bus will be riding high by the end of the year, on a new fleet of double-decker buses. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The Scottish cricket team says it is proud it could scare the Black Caps in a World Cup match. Audio

The Government is cracking down on dodgy debt collection practises. Audio

The Labour Party leader's been caught out in an embarrassing gaffe, after failing to pay a bill to a freelance journalist for work done during last year's leadership campaign. Audio

Listening to that was Fuller's chief executive Douglas Hudson. Audio

Auckland ferry services to and from Devonport are running on normal timetables again this morning after yesterday's accident. Audio

The Government is tabling legislation today to make sure the Maui gas platform can continue to operate. Audio

A New Zealand aid worker has returned home after working in Syria saying it is not safe for her to return because of the threat in the region from Islamic State terrorists. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Russian-backed rebels in eastern Ukraine say they have taken control of the railway station and the eastern outskirts of the town of Debaltseve Audio