Morning Report

The body responsible for catching and punishing rogue real estate agents wants its powers extended to include property managers. Audio

A three-year impasse over how to divide up the country's biggest forest could be heading to court. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Three Hamilton schoolgirls say they're very proud about how calm they were when they saved a woman's life after she careened into the Waikato River on her mobility scooter. Audio

Stingy and mean-spirited. Is what the government's being called after proposing the removal of employment protections for thousands of low-paid cleaners and orderlies. Audio

The final conversations between a man and his wife who was trapped in the collapsed CTV building have been analysed in the coroner's court in Christchurch. Audio

Christina Paciolla is a journalist in Cinnaminson, a town on the banks of New Jersey's Delaware River. Audio

Eight million people are without electricity, many hospitals have been evacuated and transportation systems are crippled, the streets are littered with debris and flooding is only now subsiding. Audio

New Zealand and American military sources say an SAS team has been sent to Afghanistan to hunt down the killers of five New Zealand soldiers. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The Labour Party says the Government is bowing down to the demands of industry with its proposal to strip vulnerable workers of their employment rights. Audio

A central North Island tribe intends to deliver an ultimatum of court action to neighbouring Iwi involved in a treaty settlement over the country's biggest forest; An IT developer is defending the… Read more Audio