Morning Report

No Canterbury land owner has been prosecuted for allowing stock in waterways in the past five years, but the regional council says it's not soft on enforcing its rules. Audio

The Trans Pacific Partnership passed its first domestic hurdle at Parliament yesterday. Audio

Queenstown Lakes District Council is holding a special meeting today to figure out how to keep its ability to issue building consents. Audio

A series of violent petrol station attacks is alarming Z Energy. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The gun used in the controversial killing of Trayvon Martin has disapeared from an online website after George Zimmerman listed it for sale. Audio

The Electronic Frontier Foundation says a bid by the Kazakhstan government to get client information from the cloud storage site Mega is unprecedented. Audio

For the first time the Tertiary Education Commission is investigating a university to find if it has done less teaching than it was paid for. Audio

The Tourism Industry Association says it's open to charging tourists more to help pay for infrastructure that's under pressure from a surge in overseas visitor arrivals. Audio

The number of workers aged over 65 is now at record levels and looks set to increase. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Christchurch Mayor and deputy mayor say the city's bus system is not working and they want the council to take over running it. Audio