Morning Report

Japan has launched a new campaign to get people eating whale meat, saying it helps increase physical strength. Audio

Protests have been continuing for a fourth day in Istanbul, as anger at Turkey's prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, intensifies. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Crown will today sign a Treaty settlement with Tuhoe - another step toward repairing their turbulent and grievous relationship. Audio

The Green Party has been told it must be prepared to walk away from any coalition deal if it becomes part of the next Government. Audio

Some of the people evacuated from their homes in Wellington after a major slip on Saturday may never be able to return. Audio

An American soldier accused of providing hundreds of thousands of secret documents to the WikiLeaks website has gone on trial charged with the biggest leak of classified information in US history. Audio

For the first time ever the Queen's Birthday weekend has ended fatality-free. Audio

The owner of Rotorua warehouse where a teenage girl died in a fire at the weekend, suspects the fatal blaze was caused by a faulty generator. Audio

The Corrections chief executive, Ray Smith responds to criticism over the handling of the riot at Spring Hill Prison in North Waikato. Audio

The riot at Spring Hill Prison in north Waikato has reignited calls for greater protection for prison officers - including allowing them to carry pepper spray. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio