Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The speed limit for motorists in the Wellington central business district could be reduced to just 30 kilometres per hour in most areas. Audio

Lower export sales but cheaper cars have been the early result for New Zealand from Japan's latest efforts to jumpstart its economy. Audio

A financial analyst says Genesis Energy shares will have to be cheap to attract investors in what will be the third float of an energy company in the government's asset sales programme. Audio

Telecom's Yahoo/Xtra email system has again come under attack from hackers. Audio

The Prime Minister has taken a swipe at protestors at Waitangi, saying it is sad when protesters spoil the day. Audio

A new foraging ground for the world's largest animal, the rare blue whale - has been discovered in the South Taranaki Bight. Audio

New Zealand's Winter Olympians have all arrived in Sochi and are beginning their final preparations for the Games which begin on Friday. Audio

The former South African president, Nelson Mandela, has left an estate worth an estimated -five-million-dollars (nz) to his family, his close personal staff, the governing African National Congress… Read more Audio

A study that could change the way rheumatic fever is prevented in schools is underway in the North Island. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Council of Trade Unions says New Zealand ports are competing to deliver goods quickly and cheaply, and that may be jeopardising the safety of port workers. Audio