Morning Report for Monday 11 June 2012

8:55 AM.An Australian lawyer detained in Libya and pre-schoolers' mental health to be scrutinised. Audio

8:52 AM.London's Natural History Museum has unearthed a landmark study into penguins that reveals the shocking sexual habits of the Adelie Penguin. Audio

8:48 AM.A fifteen year fight - to build the first kura kaupapa Maori or Maori language immersion school at the top of the South Island - is nearly over; More than a million dollars has been granted to a Maori… Read more Audio

8:44 AM.Small natural hot pools are being credited with keeping two American students alive, after they became trapped adverse weather conditions near Arthur's Pass. Audio

8:39 AM.The All Blacks have scored a resounding victory in their first outing since the Rugby World Cup. Discussing the game are our rugby reporter, Barry Guy, and the rugby commentator, Keith Quinn. Audio

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

8:29 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

8:23 AM.The more than four-thousand kilometre swathe covering Aoraki/Mount Cook national park and the Mackenzie Basin makes up what is now the largest dark sky reserve in the world, and just the fourth for… Read more Audio

8:20 AM.Hundreds of Cantabrians flocked to a careers expo hosted by Fletcher Building this weekend looking for jobs with the business. Audio

8:13 AM.A report out today into the future retirement income of New Zealanders says private savings will have to be boosted to reflect the increasing longevity of the population. Labour Party finance… Read more Audio

8:09 AM.Spain's Prime Minister says the credibility of the Euro has been saved but the Institute for Economic Research's principal economist, Shamubeel Eaqub, says it's only a short term fix. Audio

7:56 AM.The first North versus South rugby match in the professional era looks likely to raise only a fraction of the hundreds of thousands of dollars expected. Audio

7:52 AM.The new leader of the Syrian opposition movement, Abdel Basset Sida says the rule of President Bassar Al Assad is nearing its end. Our correspondent in neighbouring Lebanon, Mitch Prothero, says the… Read more Audio

7:49 AM.Public hospitals are preparing to change the way they manage medicines for patients, from paper-based to electronic systems. Audio

7:46 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

7:41 AM.Detective Inspector Scott Beard outlines the latest police activity in the hunt for the Murray Toleafoa. Audio

7:40 AM.The Socialist party has won the majority of the votes in the first round of France's parliamentary elections overnight. Audio

7:36 AM.South Islanders are being warned to prepare themselves for strong and bitterly icy winds as another cold front moves in today. Audio

7:28 AM.Thousands of square kilometres of South Island landscape, in the Mackenzie Basin and surrounds, have been declared a Dark Sky Reserve because of its clear night skies. Audio

7:24 AM.The body representing the savings industry says the Government and individuals are seriously underestimating future pension costs. Audio

7:18 AM.The latest political polls are out and we look at the implications. Audio

7:09 AM.Prime Minister John Key met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin at the end of his Europe visit and after arriving back in New Zealand yesterday said Spain and the worsening Eurozone crisis… Read more Audio

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

6:41 AM.Authorities are concerned that Murray Toleafoa, a Tribesman gang member wanted for shooting at a police officer in central Auckland, could flee the country. Audio

6:27 AM.More than a million dollars has been granted to a Maori research unit to develop international guidelines on how Maori human tissue is harvested, stored and used in treatments; A fifteen year fight -… Read more Audio

6:22 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

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

6:16 AM.Police have been giving very few details about the shooting, and a press conference has just got underway at the local police station. Audio

6:11 AM.The body representing the savings industry says the Government and individuals are seriously underestimating future pension costs. Audio

6:00 AM.John Key back from Europe and facing the polls; Police net tightens on man alleged to have shot officer; grim predictions on future savings costs; Dark Sky Reserve in Mackenzie/Aoraki area; extreme… Read more Audio