Morning Report

Joseph Parker's team is now looking ahead to a challenge against the British IBF heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

An anti-mining protester was arrested yesterday after refusing to remove herself from the main drilling rig at Karangahake in the Coromandel. Audio

A trial project in Christchurch to convince landlords to rent to homeless teenagers and families is being hailed as a success even though it's not all been smooth sailing. Audio

A civil aviation expert believes terrorism is the likely cause of last week's Egypt Air crash. Audio

Back now to the people who're stuck in the snow in their four-wheel-drives on a remote Otago mountain road. Audio

Family violence is a dirty secret that needs to be exposed. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The white-flowered ngutukākā, a rare variant of the kākābeak, has been welcomed back to Te Reinga Marae in Wairoa. Audio

Labour is challenging the government to deliver a Budget that benefits middle New Zealand and stops the squeeze on working families. Audio

The New Zealand Sevens team have been knocked out of the London Sevens, being beaten by the United States 42-12 Audio

Underwater equipment from the offshore oil industry is being brought in to help in the search for downed Egypt Air plane. Audio