Morning Report

Two more Far North iwi are hoping for better lives for their people, after signing off on Treaty settlements at the weekend. Audio

The Government's being accused of pulling the wool over New Zealanders eyes by canning its State of the Environment report. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Labour's revenue spokesperson, David Clark. Audio

Hundreds of people have been at risk of identity fraud after the latest government department privacy breach. Audio

In another development in the Kim Dotcom saga, the Security Intelligence Service has confirmed their investigation into the internet entrepreneur found he posed no security risk to this country. Audio

The looming arrival of what's been dubbed "Frankenstorm" has thrown the US presidential race into a spin. Audio

A 93 year old man who died from septic shock in hospital after being left filthy and unable to summon help in a Canterbury resthome was not given adequate care. Audio

The Finance Minister, Bill English, has indicated that changing the planning and consent process is among the changes. Audio

The head of the Ministry of Education has outraged groups representing teachers and principals by saying New Zealand's education system is not world class. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Environmental groups fighting to save the West Coast's Denniston's plateau from mining will begin putting their case to the Envrionment Court today. Audio