Morning Report for Thursday 14 August 2008

8:55 AM.Wellington library is challenging those of us with a thirst for knowledge to obtain their stories by an unusual means. Audio

8:51 AM.New Zealand has won gold and silver medals at this year's World Cyber Games Asian Championship in Singapore. Audio

8:47 AM.Far North flood victims have been waiting more than a year to hear if they'll get government help to raise their houses. Audio

8:44 AM.The latest news from the Waatea team. Audio

8:41 AM.Zimbabwean MP Eddie Cross on the power sharing deals being set up by Robert Mugabe. Audio

8:38 AM.Fonterra says it will stop taking milk from rogue dairy farmers who refuse to clean up their farms. Audio

8:35 AM.An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio

8:29 AM.A quick market update. Audio

8:26 AM.It's just over two years since a Tokoroa School lost a much loved and respected teacher. Audio

8:23 AM.The National Party is expected to support new coal and gas power generation when it announces its energy policy today. Audio

8:18 AM.Georgians have rallied in protest in central Auckland, and a NZer living in Georgia has decided to stay in his adopted country. Audio

8:14 AM.A "switching error" disrupted TVNZ's coverage meaning thousands missed out seeing what was a thrilling performance. Audio

8:09 AM.Christchurch City Councillor Chrissy Williams, is calling on Mr Parker to reveal the names of all of those who gave him money. Audio

7:54 AM.The Court of Appeal has ruled it would be unlawful to further detain an Iranian overstayer without charging him. Audio

7:52 AM.An aid agency in Afghanistan is suspending its work there after four of its staff were shot dead near Kabul. Audio

7:50 AM.An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio

7:42 AM.The ceasefire reached between Georgia and Russia appears to have lasted less than a day. Audio

7:35 AM.The Act Party is pouring cold water on government claims they are close to selling the country's mothballed Skyhawk jet planes. Audio

7:28 AM.New evidence suggests East Timor's rebel leader, Alfredo Reinado was executed rather than being shot. Audio

7:20 AM.With the Director-General of the Department of Conservation, Al Morrison. Audio

7:17 AM.Our reporter Monique Devereaux is in Beijing watching events. Audio

7:14 AM.Mahe Drysdale spoke to Barry Guy after his race and revealed he's been battling illness. Audio

7:09 AM.Joining us now is the head of the investigation, Detective Inspector John Timms. Audio

6:47 AM.News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

6:39 AM.Rowing New Zealand is warning the public's expectations of teams competing at the Olympics may be too high. Audio

6:36 AM.Descriptions of two men police believe were involved in the bashing to death of a 14 year old boy have been released. Audio

6:27 AM.The latest news from the Waatea team. Audio

6:22 AM.The latest from the farming and rural communities. Audio

6:18 AM.The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

6:13 AM.New Zealand rowing's big day in Beijing almost turned to custard last night as all five crews struggled in their semi-finals. Audio

6:11 AM.DOC is to carry out what it calls a "brand refreshment project" at a cost of more than 2 million dollars. Audio

6:01 AM.Listen to today's birdcall. Audio

6:00 AM.Weymouth homicide, NZ rowing, report from Beijing, DoC rebranding, Alfredo Reinado, Skyhawk sale and war in Georgia. Audio