Morning Report

Illegal immigrant faces deportation to a cyclone hit part of Tonga, Opposition warns rising disconnections put people at risk, Union says NZ Post is deliberately slowing down the mail, Looking through… Read more Audio

Phil Kafcaloudes discusses the Manus Island detention centre incident. Audio

Tens of thousands of visitors celebrated Napier's Art Deco history over the weekend. Audio

A former Maori Affairs Minister, Koro Wetere, is calling for the government to stop its Maori Language Strategy, saying it's flawed and needs work; A Maori language lecturer says some banks are… Read more Audio

The Transport Agency was swamped with people at its first open day held to explain the controversial road project planed to ease traffic congestion north of Wellington. Audio

The 2014 Winter Olympics have just wrapped up in Sochi under the watchful eye of the Russian president Vladimir Putin, with a dramatic closing ceremony to rival the opening two weeks ago. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Telecom is being told its content must be king if a foray into internet television is going to win over paying viewers. Audio

Joining us now is the spokesperson for the Japanese Institute of Cetacean Research, Glenn Inwood. Audio

The anti-whaling group Sea Shepherd says a Japanese whaling vessel is running away after it was allegedly caught in New Zealand's Ross Sea Dependency near Antarctica. Audio

A mental health advocate is blaming Twitter, and other social media, for allowing online bullying after the television presenter Charlotte Dawson was found dead in her Sydney home. Audio