Morning Report

The family of a young woman, left a widow with two small children after Friday's terrorist attack, are pleading with the government to let them stay beyond their visitor visas, and support her… Read more Audio

Thirty people who were injured in Friday's attack are still in hospital, and nine of them are in a critical condition including a four-year-old girl in Starship Hospital. Her father is in Auckland… Read more Audio

The Crusaders coach Scott Robertson and senior players Sam Whitelock and Kieran Read agree there needs to be a discussion around changing the team's name, but they say now's not the time. Audio

The New York Times is reporting An Islamic State leader has called for attacks to avenge the victims of the Christchurch mosque shootings. Rukmini Callimachi wrote the story for the New York Times… Read more Audio

Firefighters are pleading for a law change to put paid to the battle they face getting the state to pay them compensation when they get cancer. They are pushing for a dozen or more cancers to be… Read more Audio

Foreign Minister Winston Peters is on his way to Turkey to talk to the government about incendiary comments made by the President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Mr Erdogan had described the shooting in… Read more Audio

Families of those who died in the mosque shootings are deeply upset at the changing deadline to release their bodies. The Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, had earlier said that all those killed should… Read more Audio

A member of Christchurch's muslim community says he does not feel safe returning to his place of worship. Adam Miyalkhel, who is from Afghanistan, lost friends and his cousin Mathullah Afi in the… Read more Audio

Local iwi Ngai Tahu have been offering the Muslim community support since the attacks last Friday. Ngai Tahu leaders took part in a blessing of the mosques on Monday morning, offering prayers to… Read more Audio

Auckland lawyer Umar Kuddus has been helping out at the centre where up to 500 family members and friends of the dead have been gathering. They are preparing for simple Muslim funerals of prayers at… Read more Video, Audio

The families of the victims of the Christchurch mosque terror attacks are getting angry at the changing deadline to release their bodies. The Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, told them they'd try to… Read more Audio

The Hurricanes will be without hooker Dan Coles for Saturday's Super Rugby clash with the Stormers in Wellington as the home side's tight five face another big challenge. Audio