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

6:13 AM.A marathon anti-corruption investigation in New South Wales has recommended two former Labor Party ministers in the state government face criminal charges over a coal-mining deal. Audio

6:00 AM.PM under pressure after conceding Eagleson's involvement; Peters says PM not to be trusted; RSA widower receives $60,000 pay out from Corrections Dept; Corrections to meet with RSA killings' families… Read more Audio

8:54 AM.New Zealand's biggest fishing firms are signing up to a programme to protect seabirds from the dangers of fishing. Audio

8:51 AM.It has been less than 24 hours since it was announced that Christchurch will host the the opening match of the 2015 Cricket World Cup, but already some people are warning it may not be as good as it… Read more Audio

8:47 AM.A global expert on indigenous family history records says New Zealand's whakapapa research tools for Maori are some of the best in the world; A campaign calling for Poverty Bay to be reverted back to… Read more Audio

8:43 AM.Cinema operators have told a select committee that if the Government strips them of current protections, some theatres may be forced out of business. Audio

8:39 AM.New Zealand swimmer Lauren Boyle came close to beating a world record as she swam her way to a bronze medal at the Swimming World Champs in Barcelona overnight. Audio

8:27 AM.Auckland's two Samoan city councillors have come out swinging against the mayoral challenger, Uesifili Unasa, for criticising Len Brown's treatment of the Pacific communities who voted him in as… Read more Audio

8:26 AM.Today's the day all Christchurch red zoners who'd accepted the Government's buy-out offer originally needed to be out of their properties. Audio

8:20 AM.People wanting a mortgage or business loan may have greater choice in future. Audio

8:15 AM.Technology experts are rejecting Government claims yesterday's hacking of National Party websites shows the need for its new spy legislation. Audio

8:09 AM.An about turn by Parliament's Speaker on how a political reporter's phone records were given to a prime ministerial inquiry seems to have only added to confusion over the chain of events. Audio

7:55 AM.Auckland's biggest hapu, Ngati Whatua o Orakei, have announced a 24-million dollar housing development, to help its young whanau buy their own homes. Audio

7:51 AM.Family members of people who died in the CTV building collapse are criticising the engineer, whose company designed the building, for trying to stop an investigation into his involvement. Audio

7:48 AM.Lauren Boyle has claimed another bronze medal for New Zealand at the Swimming World Championships in Barcelona. Audio

7:45 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport Audio

7:39 AM.Joining us now to explain the significance of yesterday's Supreme Court hearing is Waikato University international law Professor Neil Boister. Audio

7:36 AM.A lawyer for Kim Dotcom is asking the Supreme Court to set a legal precedent by letting his client gain access to evidence that US prosecutors plan to use against him. Audio

7:25 AM.The US soldier accused of leaking hundreds of thousands of secret documents to the Wikileaks website, Bradley Manning, has been found not guilty of aiding the enemy. Audio

7:18 AM.Radio New Zealand's political editor analyses phone log leak Audio

7:13 AM.We're joined by the Fairfax Media political editor, Tracy Watkins, and the former TVNZ head of news and public relations consultant Bill Ralston, who is also a former press gallery journalist. Audio

7:08 AM.The release of a Press Gallery journalist's phone records to a top-level inquiry has been roundly condemned in Parliament and by members of the media. Audio

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

6:37 AM.The chair of the Parliamentary Press Gallery says she is staggered that a reporter's phone records were released to a top-level inquiry. Audio