Morning Report

Some Primary principals are worried the Education Review Office is focusing too closely on children's results in reading, writing and maths when it reviews schools. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A 20-year-old man died in a South Auckland police cell early on Sunday morning after being arrested for being drunk and aggressive. We speak to The Police national coordinator of forensic medicine, Dr… Read more Audio

The lawyer for a man acquitted of murdering his stepdaughter says the two year old girl's death is a horrible tragedy and someone needs to come forward and admit they were responsible. Audio

The Prime Minister acknowledges the decision not to proceed with any further asset sales is partly political, after confirming asset sales are now off the agenda for this year's election. Audio

The lawyer representing a Tongan overstayer says he's disappointed but not surprised at news the Immigration Department wants to deport his client despite her having a heart condition and being warned… Read more Audio

New Zealand Post is refuting claims that it is deliberately holding back mail in order to give its FastPost service a head start. Audio

The minimum wage will rise to $14.25 an hour in April, an increase of 50 cents. Audio

Police have ordered a review into the collapse of the CTV building to determine if criminal charges can be laid. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Investors in the failed Lombard Finance Company say their expected payout, of 25 cents in the dollar is a paltry sum. Audio