Morning Report

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A senior bank economist says the latest numbers from the Real Estate Institute show beyond doubt that the market is slowing. Audio

The Council of Trade Unions says after years of meagre payrises, it's time workers were rewarded in light of New Zealand's growing economy. Audio

Port Taranaki is back in business this morning after a drum of the toxic chemical, aluminium phosphide, used for bug fumigation, began leaking on board a cargo ship docked there. Audio

Winds that could uproot trees and make driving dangerous are expected to hit the top of the North Island today. Audio

More than a hundred aftershocks have struck the lower North Island since the 6.2 magnitude earthquake yesterday. Audio

Two roads were closed in the Tararua District, where the quake's epicentre was located, following the quake. Audio

We cross to Masterton and our reporter Chris Gilbert. Audio

Engineers in the in the lower North Island will this morning begin a thorough inspection of the buildings and roads most badly effected by yesterday's 6.2 magnitude earthquake which was felt from… Read more Audio

Listen to Salvin's mollymawk. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Strong winds capable of uprooting trees are expected to hit Northland, Auckland, the Coromandel Peninsula and the western Bay of Plenty today. Audio