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8:43 AM.A leader of a Ngai Tahu Runanga says seals are causing problems on Titi Islands, where tangata whenua go muttonbirding; Cultural property rights, the impact of mining and climate change are the issues… Read more Audio

8:40 AM.The Property Council says the Government needs to press on with changes to the Resource Management Act. Audio

8:36 AM.A man from India who says he was targeted for an honour killing after fleeing to marry in New Zealand has won the right to stay here. Audio

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

8:27 AM.The Auckland Council is countering claims of a staff budget blowout, saying staff costs are less than was forecast when the super city was set up. Audio

8:22 AM.World leaders at a UN summit billed as the largest-ever gathering on climate change have faced calls to take bold action to reverse global warming. Audio

8:18 AM.An 18 year old man has been shot dead by counter-terrorism police and two policemen have been stabbed in Melbourne. Audio

8:10 AM.Labour's pushing ahead with a review into its failed election campaign, but it remains a mystery as to when we'll see a leadership contest and how it will come about. Audio

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

7:57 AM.A new study into how women are depicted in films shows they're not in the frame when it comes to powerful movie roles. Audio

7:52 AM.Maori will have a guaranteed seat on the New Plymouth District Council after it narrowly voted to introduce a Maori ward at the next local government elections. Audio

7:49 AM.As Auckland tries to house its bulging population, it's been putting development ahead of feeding the region's future population. Audio

7:46 AM.Farmers will soon know just what Fonterra will pay this season when the dairy company releases its annual results in about hour. Audio

7:42 AM.A man from India who says he was targeted for an honour killing after fleeing to marry in New Zealand has won the right to stay here. Audio

7:37 AM.Documents released under the Official Information Act say there is no reason the Pike River Mine cannot be entered safely. Audio

7:27 AM.The injuries to the woman who attempted to stop the robbery has left the local community in shock. Audio

7:24 AM.The police in Auckland are still hunting for a young man whose attempt to snatch a bag left a woman with a fractured skull and bleeding on the brain. Audio

7:17 AM.Our political editor, Brent Edwards, has been following the saga and talks to Guyon Espiner. Audio

7:13 AM.One Labour front bencher who is talking was the man elected senior whip. Chris Hipkins, long perceived as a Cunliffe foe. Audio

7:10 AM.This morning, David Cunliffe's still the leader of the Labour Party - for now. Audio

7:06 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

6:58 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

6:56 AM.The government-owned air traffic control operator says it might have to set up a cheaper service to fend off any competition. Audio

6:54 AM.Two of the founding shareholders of SLI Systems were among those who sold nearly 4.2 million shares on Monday for $1.15 a share, or nearly 4.8 million dollars. Audio

6:51 AM.New Zealand's petroleum and fossil fuel production industry says it's ready and willing to adapt to big changes ahead as the global investment community pledges to downsize investment in fossil fuels.