Morning Report

New Zealand rugby legends of a bygone era all remember former All Black Sir Colin Meads, who died yesterday at the age of 81 after a year-long battle with pancreatic cancer. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A candle light vigil was held in the Havelock North village last night to mark a year since contamination of the town's water supply. Five thousand people were to become sick and was linked to three… Read more Audio

Sir Brian Lochore played in the same team as Sir Colin Meads. He joins us to discuss the legend's playing style, and his role in the All Blacks' forward pack. Audio

An Australian-British boy has been confirmed dead after the Barcelona van attack last week. New York Times correspondent Raphael Minder says Spanish police suspect the attacker could have escaped to… Read more Audio

The election campaign is gathering momentum with National's promise at the weekend to build 10 new highways or "roads of national significance" if re-elected. Prime MInister Bill English joins us to… Read more Audio

As Jacinda Ardern kicked off Labour's election campaign in front a 2,200-strong crowd, which included former Prime Minister Helen Clark, she waded deep into Greens territory, speaking about cleaning… Read more Audio

British and Irish Lions legend Fergus Slattery was a flanker in the side that beat the All Blacks in 1971. He says Sir Colin Meads was a "top bloke" on and off the field. Audio

Sir Colin "laid the foundation" for new All Blacks, says friend and teammate Ian Kirkpatrick. Audio

The death of rugby legend Sir Colin Meads has left his King Country hometown Te Kuiti remembering a man who left his mark in the community as much as on the playing field. People are visiting his… Read more Audio