Morning Report

A court in Egypt has handed down death sentences to 529 supporters of the former president Mohammed Morsi. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Labour leader David Cunliffe discusses the issue. Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

After repeated calls to front up on the allegations of misusing funds, the Kohanga Reo Trust responded yesterday with a statement. Audio

As Western leaders meet in the Netherlands for the Nuclear Security Summit, there's increased criticism of what's being described as Russia's'bullying' tactics in the Crimea. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key is yet to be officially briefed on the Malaysian statement but says New Zealand and other countries will continue to participate in the search for debris. Audio

The families of the passengers on the missing Malaysian Airlines plane have been told they should assume "beyond reasonable doubt" that flight MH370 crashed within hours of take off, and that there… Read more Audio

An Australian bushfire expert says New Zealand will probably start to report "unprecedented" bushfire outbreaks within the next 10 years. Audio

Landlords in Christchurch's central city are welcoming the city council's plan to curtail commercial growth in the suburbs. Audio

The 70th anniversary of the most famous prison break of the Second World War, known as The Great Escape, has been marked at a ceremony in Poland overnight. Audio