Morning Report

The High Court in Wellington has heard that litres of water were poured into a woman during an attempted exorcism in Lower Hutt. Audio

A court ruling giving high country farmers exclusive access to land leased from the Crown may be appealed. Audio

A witness for David Bain's defence has told the High Court in Christchurch that police said they were out 'to get' Mr Bain. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Opposition parties say democracy is being sidelined as the Government pushes through its supercity legislation under urgency. Audio

The Finance Minister says he can't afford the increased spending on tertiary education planned by the previous Government. Audio

A key adviser has quit the Families Commission as protests go on over the appointment of Christine Rankin. Audio

The Reserve Bank deputy governor says the margins the banks are making on floating mortgages are as high as they can remember. Audio

All this is making it difficult for the Government to sell the latest proposal for the Western ring route bypass. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key says he's standing by his MP Melissa Lee. Audio

Lee told a public meeting criminals were coming into the area from South Auckland and could be"diverted". Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio