Morning Report

The country's largest telecommunications infrastructure company, Chorus, says it can still deliver the ultra-fast broadband and rural broadband initiative effectively despite its latest financial… Read more Audio

The Prime Minister has told opposition parties they need to clarify their position on asset sales. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The mother of a miner killed in the Pike River mine disaster says a private prosecution could jeopardise any hope the families have of getting justice. Audio

A helicopter has crashed near the Milford Track and rescue workers don't think the pilot has survived. Audio

China's Chang'e-3 mission blasted off from Xichang in the south of the country, carrying the lunar probe that has now successfully landed with a lunar rover on the moon. Audio

The mayor of Auckland Len Brown begins one of his toughest weeks in office shortly, privately meeting councillors over not declaring tens of thousands of dollars of free and upgraded hotel rooms. Audio

An event seen by many as a defining moment in the struggle against apartheid was remembered last night at Waikato Stadium in Hamilton. Audio

The BBC's South Africa correspondent, Karen Allen, was in Qunu for the funeral, and says the funeral service was a celebration of Nelson Mandela's life, rather than a sombre affair. Audio

South Africa's first black president, Nelson Mandela, has been buried at his childhood village of Qunu. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The Government's political adversaries have fired a warning at the Prime Minister - ignore the results of the asset sales referendum at your peril. Audio