Morning Report

Kenya has torched more than 200 million New Zealand dollars worth of ivory. Audio

A man who fraudulently applied for asylum by pretending to be Vietnamese has been stripped of his refugee status, but told he will remain a New Zealand citizen. Audio

A Taranaki farmer is involved in a tense stand-off with Shell after refusing to let the oil giant set off seismic surveying explosives on his land. Audio

A new crater has been created on White Island after an eruption on Wednesday night. Audio

The American student who was lost with her mother in the Tararua Forest Park for four days told her mother her dying wishes moments before they were rescued. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key meets his French counterpart Manuel Valls later today. Audio

Whangarei people marched in huge numbers yesterday evening to show their support for a woman attacked as she jogged around the city's Hatea Loop. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, says his lawyer went too far when lobbying the Revenue Minister not to change the rules governing foreign-owned trusts. Audio

The 1-1-1 system went down for two hours at midnight on Saturday night. Audio

A fire at the same house where the Police dog Gazza was shot and killed last month is being labelled suspicious. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Wall Street had a soft Friday the Dow falling 57 points, about a third of a percent to 17,774 . Audio