Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

With the All Blacks sponsorship by Coca Cola under fire, one Nelson dentist says he's regularly treating children whose enjoyment of sugary drinks has left them needing to have teeth extracted. Audio

A legal expert says Kim Dotcom's defence against piracy charges laid in the United States has been undermined by a ruling police raids on his mansion were lawful. Audio

Consumer New Zealand says prices paid by shoppers wouldn't necessarily go up if it's found New Zealand's supermarkets have been forcing suppliers to fufill contracts at very low prices. Audio

All flights out of Wellington have been cancelled this morning because of thick fog. Audio

The former Prime Minister, Sir Geoffrey Palmer, is calling for a Royal Commission of Inquiry into the public sector, saying it needs a complete overhaul. Audio

The cash-strapped Christchurch City Council may be getting closer to selling off some of its strategic assets. Audio

Farmers are celebrating predictions export returns will increase by 5 billion dollars this year. Audio

Mark Lundy's murder trial will be at least a year away as lawyers gather new scientfic evidence. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, offered to act as an advisor to Rupert Murdoch during the phone hacking scandal. Audio

The All Blacks' sponsorship by Coca Cola has been called "totally inappropriate" and "an embarrassment" by campaigners against sugary drinks. Audio