Morning Report

Let's have a chat to our Canberra correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio

And out on the streets of Wellington this weekend, don't be surprised if you run in to a few superheroes, popstars or walking, talking dogs. Audio

The iwi at the tip of the far north, Ngati Kuri, will sign its deed of settlement with the Crown today; One of the new Charter schools will start its academic year with a tour of marae in Ngapuhi… Read more Audio

More than 30 thousand people turned out in Porirua yesterday for the largest Waitangi day ceremony. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

More now on the issue of welfare funding for New Zealanders living in Australia. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key will meet with his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott later today, in their first joint cabinet meeting since the formation of the new Australian government. Audio

The head of a leading computer animation company says arguments supporting executives' multi-million dollar salaries are self-serving and in many cases cannot be defended. Audio

The head of Maori Studies at University of Auckland, Professor Margaret Mutu, says the government is forcing Maori to pick between a bribe and doing what is right. Audio

The country's biggest iwi, Ngapuhi, has been urged to put aside its differences and reach a treaty settlement with the crown. Audio

Three people have been rescued after a fishing trawler sank in Bluff harbour this morning. Audio