Morning Report

The Maori Affairs Minister Te Ururoa Flavell joins Morning Report. Audio

The government has wrapped up a consultation process over a proposed law, which is aimed at giving Maori more say over what to do with their communally-owned land. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The daughter of a former New Zealand Army Reserve who has been detained in an Australian prison without charge for four months, says he will keep fighting his deportation. Audio

The Academy Awards get underway in Hollywood this afternoon and the nominees, including New Zealand producer Finola Dwyer, will soon find out if they'll be bringing home an Oscar. Correspondent Brad… Read more Audio

The very latest sports news with RNZ sports reporter Matt Chatterton. Audio

The Act Party is calling on the Government to sell farms run by Landcorp and use the money for a network of native wildlife sanctuaries. David Seymour joins Morning Report. Audio

The ceasefire in Syria is holding after a weekend of minor violations. The deal, which was struck by the United States, Russia and other world super powers, came into force midnight Friday local time… Read more Audio

The navy ship, the Wellington, has arrived in Fiji with 150 defence force personnel to help with the Cyclone Winston relief effort and the frigate Canterbury is now also now on its way. Major General… Read more Audio

As we reported earlier a liquor store owner in Auckland was stabbed last night outside his shop. Reporter Kim Baker Wilson is outside the store in Manurewa. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Standing Room Only host Lynn Freeman has been reviewing the Festival for RNZ National. Audio