Morning Report for Thursday 19 November 2015

8:58 AM.A final look back on Jonah's Lomu's life. Audio

8:51 AM.The Trust that works to protect monarch butterflies is warning that the colourful insects are facing a famine in Auckland this summer. Audio

8:42 AM.The Government is refusing to rule out sending more sheep to a controversial farm in the Saudi desert despite the catastrophic lamb losses that have occurred there. Audio

8:37 AM.Seasonal workers, such as those working in the meat industry and on orchards, may have greater job security after a win by Affco workers in the Employment Court. Audio

8:32 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

8:29 AM.A nurse who was brutally beaten by a psychiatric patient has won a three-year battle with ACC for compensation. Audio

8:26 AM.New Zealand has offered to host the signing of the Trans Pacific Partnership early next year, despite ongoing uncertainty the deal will get over the line in the United States. Audio

8:20 AM.To discuss Lomu's legacy, both on and off the field, we're joined by the coach of the New Zealand sevens team Sir Gordon Tietjens, rugby commentator Keith Quinn and former All Black Ian Jones. Audio

8:10 AM.It was with shock that New Zealanders heard yesterday of the death of Jonah Lomu. Audio

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

7:56 AM.Today is the fifth anniversary of the Pike River disaster. Audio

7:50 AM.RNZ rugby reporter looks back at Lomu career. Audio

7:47 AM.Wesley College is where a quiet and shy Jonah Lomu began his bond with the game he loved. Audio

7:45 AM.Twelve New Zealand criminals being deported from Australia are expected to arrive in Auckland on a charter flight later this morning. Audio

7:41 AM.A 45-year-old man will appear in the Taranaki District Court today charged with the murder of George Taiaroa. Audio

7:38 AM.A speeding car, driven by a 17-year-old, ended upside down in the driveway of an Auckland house after a police chase early this morning. Audio

7:25 AM.A woman who killed herself by detonating an explosive vest is one of two dead after a large-scale terrorism raid in Paris overnight. Audio

7:15 AM.Sean Fitzpatrick was the captain of the All Blacks when Jonah Lomu was first picked for the team. Audio

7:10 AM.Tributes have been pouring in from around the world for world rugby's first superstar, Jonah Lomu, who died yesterday at the age of 40. Audio

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

6:59 AM.Port of Napier has posted a near 4 percent fall in annual profit and Air New Zealand and Flight Centre have announced a strategic partnership agreement over three years. Audio

6:57 AM.Wall Street is trading firmly driven by shares in Apple and healthcare stocks. Audio

6:55 AM.Shares in the British based yarn maker Coats dived nine percent to a four month low on the local exchange yesterday after it said it plans to delist from the NZX and Australian exchange from the… Read more Audio

6:52 AM.The seafood company, Sanford's full year net profit is down more than 38 percent, impacted by one-off restructuring costs. Audio

6:50 AM.The property sector looks set to continue delivering strong profit growth as low occupancy keeps rental yields high, at least in the medium-term. Audio

6:41 AM.Comment from author and rugby historian Ron Palenski. Audio

6:38 AM.Former All Black Frank Bunce says Jonah Lomu's legend will live on for youngsters in South Auckland. Audio

6:27 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

6:26 AM.The property sector looks set to continue delivering strong profit growth, with high rental yields in the medium term. Audio

6:20 AM.Churchgoers in South Auckland, where Jonah Lomu went to Sunday school, are mourning the loss of a man they say was a humble superstar. Audio

6:15 AM.The famous match against England in the 1995 Rugby World Cup was played in South Africa. SuperSport broadcaster Clinton van der Berg talks to RNZ from Johannesburg. Audio

6:11 AM.Jonah Lomu's death yesterday, aged just 40, has shocked and saddened New Zealanders and rugby fans around the world. Audio

6:07 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

6:00 AM.Global tributes for Jonah Lomu, Lomu was rugby's only global superstar - Sean Fitzpatrick; Lomu mourned at his old Sunday school church; Two terrorism suspects killed in Paris raid; Speeding car full… Read more Audio