Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Health officials are urging people over the age of 65 to look for ways to become more physically active, for the sake of their own health. Audio

In London, an investigation has been launched into the death of New Zealander Jacob Marx, who was killed when a nine metre bookmaker's sign fell on him in the suburb of Camden. Audio

In Queensland, the floodwaters are slowly dropping, but with so much water coming down the Burnett River it's expected to be some time before the residents of Bundaberg can return home. Audio

It's normally a tightly guarded secret leading to months of speculation, but not any more. Audio

The Education Minister, Hekia Parata's joke that a glitch with Education Ministry's pay is 'Karma' for errors with the Novopay system, is raising the ire of the Public Service Association. Audio

The Defence Minister Jonathan Coleman says a highly critical Auditor General's report on cost cuts at the Defence force is 'nothing new' and the NZDF has largely moved on. Audio

The inventor of the World Wide Web has warned New Zealanders that governments and companies should not be trusted with control of the internet. Audio

The prosecution has called its final witnesses in the criminal hearing into the Doha mall fire that killed New Zealand triplets. Audio

Crucial decisions on who will shape the development of Auckland are looming, as signs of tension emerge between Auckland Council and the Government. Audio

The Copyright Tribunal has made its first ruling under the three-strikes copyright-infringement law and fined a New Zealander more than 600 dollars for sharing two songs online. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio