Morning Report for Friday 10 April 2015

8:55 AM.Let's have a chat to our Canberra correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio

8:52 AM.Residents of a Melbourne district could be fined 5-hundred dollars if they leave their rubbish and recycling bins out on the roadside for too long. Audio

8:49 AM.A Wairarapa iwi authority supports the creation of a super city council for the Wellington region - a position which is at odds with the views of the region's local mayors; A spokesperson for the… Read more Audio

8:43 AM.The Government's been warned to make funding oral health a priority before a tsunami of baby boomers require major dental work. Audio

8:40 AM.Auckland University researchers may have made a breakthrough in an elusive cure for migraines. Audio

8:36 AM.As anger grows over the fatal shooting of a black man by a police officer in America, the man who filmed the video has decided to speak out. Audio

8:31 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

8:28 AM.Short people are at a greater risk of a heart attack. Audio

8:25 AM.One of the unions representing corrections officers, the Public Service Association, is calling the partial closure of regional prisons privatisation by stealth. Audio

8:24 AM.The Ministry for Business, Innovation and Employment has cast doubt on the potential for solar energy. Audio

8:20 AM.The electricity industry is on tenterhooks as it counts the days to potential closure or reduction of business at the aluminium smelter at Tiwai Point in Southland. Audio

8:16 AM.Radio New Zealand's Mediawatch presenter, Colin Peacock, is in the studio. Audio

8:11 AM.Media commentators say they expect a review of TV3's Campbell Live show will lead to it being axed. Audio

8:07 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

7:57 AM.Up to 100 billion barrels of oil has been found onshore near London's Gatwick airport. Audio

7:53 AM.Groups opposed to a 1080 poison drop in the Hunua Ranges to tackle a huge rat problem say the poison won't fix anything, and the poison will just disrupt the ecosystem and end up in the local water… Read more Audio

7:49 AM.Maori landowners at Poroti Springs near Whangarei are angry they've been kept in the dark by local councils, over expanded plans for a water bottling factory. Audio

7:42 AM.As Immigration New Zealand cracks down on poor conditions for migrant workers, a union is describing some employers as 'inhuman.' Audio

7:38 AM.The prominent lawyer, Nigel Hampton QC, is questioning whether a private prison set to open in South Auckland will actually help rehabilitate inmates. Audio

7:33 AM.The United Nations is calling for a ceasefire to prevent slaughter in the war-battered Yarmouk refugee camp on the outskirts of Damascus. Audio

7:26 AM.The future of the planned extension of wharves at Auckland's port remains unclear after a meeting of the directors of the council-owned port company. Audio

7:24 AM.Two-hundred-and-thirty workers at Sanford's mussel plant in Christchurch face some tough choices in the coming weeks after a proposal to make them redundant. Audio

7:20 AM.A Government report says the closure of the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter would leave the country with an electricity glut. Audio

7:15 AM.Listening to that is Regan Cunliffe -- director of the TV ratings website, Throng. Audio

7:11 AM.Media commentators say they expect a review of TV3's Campbell Live show will lead to it being axed, ending a tradition of prime time current affairs on television dating back to the 1960s. Audio

7:07 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

6:59 AM.The Dow Jones Index is down 8 points to 17,893. Audio

6:58 AM.A global insurer's trial using drones to assess property damage in New Zealand, is helping it to roll out the technology to the rest of the world. Audio

6:57 AM.The social market-place app, SellShed, has raised about three times more capital than it hoped for, using the PledgeMe, crowdfunding platform. Audio

6:55 AM.The Unite Union says zero-hour contracts can cost companies more than contracts offering more secure work. Audio

6:54 AM.Fliway says it's now in a strong position to grow, after floating on the NZX yesterday. Audio

6:52 AM.Michael Hill says Australia's weak retail market will take the sparkle out of its full-year result in June. Audio

6:49 AM.Auckland's booming property market has fuelled a jump in the value of the banking sector's assets. Audio

6:39 AM.A media studies lecturer says he's not surprised Mediaworks is reviewing the future of TV3's Campbell Live show. Audio

6:26 AM.A spokesperson for the Kohanga movement is adamant the right candidate vying for its chief executive position won't be deterred from applying because of its recent unsettled history; A Wairarapa iwi… Read more Audio

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

6:20 AM.A Hastings dentist warns a tsunami of baby boomers will require major dental work in the next ten years. Audio

6:17 AM.The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

6:11 AM.The union representing some of the 230 workers facing redundancy at Christchurch's Sanford mussel plant, says it's ridiculous to suggest they might find work as part of the city's rebuild. Audio

6:06 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

6:00 AM.Is it the end of the road for Campbell Live, as TV3 announces a review of the vexed 7pm timeslot?? We talk to media commentators who say there's more than just 30 minutes of programming at stake… Read more Audio