Morning Report

A leading environmental scientist is rubbishing government claims less raw effluent is going into New Zealand's waterways. Audio

A quick update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

To reports now that the wagon of a freight train is on fire, just north of the Hunterville Railway Station Audio

A new push is underway to try to improve the poor quality of New Zealand homes. Audio

US President Barack Obama has just finished meeting with the presidents of Afghanistan and Pakistan in Washington. Audio

Details of the injuries suffered by a teenager during an attempted exorcism in Lower Hutt have emerged in the High Court. Audio

Small to medium businesses are the latest to criticise banks for high interest rates and lack of support. Audio

Gang members in Wanganui who wear patches now face arrest or a two thousand dollar fine. Audio

An independent review recommends big changes including a new road access charge. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

New evidence was introduced at David Bain's retrial in the last hours of the Crown case that may have vindicated a man. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, has told Maori a new aquaculture agreement shows Treaty settlements can be sped up. Audio