Morning Report

A study of New Zealand's marine fault lines has discovered 200 new faults on the ocean floor that could trigger earthquakes and tsunamis. Audio

Britain is looking to New Zealand as an example for civil service reform. Audio

A free health service for young people in New Plymouth that was forced to close because of a lack of funds is making plans to re-open. Audio

Documents released to Radio New Zealand show Iwi are failing to push their whanau to apply for funding assistance through Whanau Ora. The Treaty of Waitangi settlement bill for the Auckland hapu Ngati… Read more Audio

China's ruling Communist Party will today name its new leaders. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Helen Clark has called on New Zealand to protect its social welfare system. Audio

Two prominent Far North men are appearing in court in Kaitaia today, charged with the sexual abuse of children. Audio

A review of maternity care in the Counties Manukau District Health Board area has found many women don't have proper care during their pregnancies. Audio

The Maori Party is refusing to comment on why million of dollars worth of Whanau Ora handouts are not being properly monitored. Audio

Sixty-four New Zealanders celebrating birthdays yesterday got to do it in royal style, rubbing shoulders with the visiting royal couple. Audio