Morning Report

Taranaki landowners with misfired seismic survey explosives on their properties face 10 years of monitoring, restrictions on land use and the possibility it is recorded on their LIM report. Audio

Archaeologists in the US believe they may have located the Endeavour. Audio

Australia's Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says refugee advocates are to blame for two refugees setting fire to themselves on Nauru in the past week Audio

It may be almost winter, but the balmy, above average temperatures are continuing. Audio

A 10-thousand signature petition has just been presented to parliament calling for an extension to the current free breast screening programme. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Te Whanau o Waipareira chief executive John Tamihere says a social media campaign protesting against the dropping of murder charges against two people who killed a child is unlikely to achieve… Read more Audio

A company whose damaged dam poured silt into Wairoa waterways for months over summer had been breaching its resource consent for years. Audio

Labour MP David Cunliffe is claiming The Overseas Investment Office's failure to properly vet the buyers of North Taranaki's Onetai Station is just the tip of the iceberg. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

An Auckland solo father has come up with an innovative solution to house his three children in the city's redhot housing market. Audio

Leicester City players were back at work this morning after becoming the most unlikely champions in the history of English football. Audio