Morning Report

Teina Pora is headed back to court to try to get the interest on his $2.5 million dollar payout for being wrongly locked up. Audio

Community housing groups say Auckland's revised Unitary Plan may not mean more quality homes for those on low incomes. Joanna MacKenzie reports. Audio

Six months of training for just 30 minutes on stage. Today the top nine teams from secondary schools around the country will battle it out in the national kapa haka competition. Audio

Winston Peters is warning that too many Chinese companies have controlling interests in key New Zealand infrastructure. It comes as Mataura Valley Milk announced a deal which will see them partner… Read more Audio

Indonesian media are reporting that executions have been carried out on the island of Nusa Kambangan. Audio

Kevin Rudd's bid to join the line up of those vying for the UN Secretary General's job is in Malcolm Turnbull's hands. He's been left to make a "captain's call" on whether to back Mr Rudd. Our… Read more Audio

A 29-year-old miner has died in Waihi after the front end loader he was driving rolled last night. Our reporter Andrew McRae is there. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ sport. Audio

Wall Street is mixed after a weaker results from the car-maker Ford - it has reported fewer sales in China. Audio

Basically Bush, which collects fur for possum-merino yarn as well as selling retail items, was first established by husband and wife Sue and Steve Boot in 1998. Audio

The outdoor clothing and goods retailer, Macpac, says it's poised for growth after it was taken over by an Australian private equity firm, late last year. Audio

Behaviour and attitudes among finance companies and the people who work for them need to improve according to the Financial Markets Authority. Audio