Morning Report

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A New Zealand evangelical pastor has been found guilty of importing nine kilograms of methamphetimine and heroin into Darwin last May. Audio

According to leaked documents, Britain's surveillance agency GCHQ, with help from its US counterpart, has been intercepting webcam images of millions of internet users, worldwide, - not suspected of… Read more Audio

Filipino immigrants working on the Christchurch rebuild are struggling to make ends meet after being charged thousands of dollars in illegal placement fees and having their wages cut. Audio

Armed men have seized the Crimea's regional parliament and raised the Russian flag, as tensions rise in Ukraine following the ousting of President Viktor Yanukovich. Audio

Listening to that was the Minister for the Environment Amy Adams. Audio

Critics of the government's decision to make exploratory oil drilling non-notifiable say it curtails public scrutiny and transparency. Audio

The lawyer acting for the families of Pike River victims still doesn't know why the legal case against the mine's manager, Peter Whittall, was dropped. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The Government's being accused of muzzling New Zealanders with its decision not to allow the public to formally object to deep-sea oil and gas exploration. Audio

The Labour Party says government agencies must come clean over what it says is a dodgy deal relating to the charges against Pike River's Peter Whittall, which ended up being dropped. Audio

The Labour Party fears more health providers will shut down due to a shake-up of Maori services at the top of the South Island; Te Atihaunui a Paparangi is marking the 19th anniversary of the 79-day… Read more Audio