Morning Report

The Labour Party says ongoing delays to key projects in the rebuild of central Christchurch have robbed the Canterbury economy of more than $150 million worth of investment. Audio

The Government has been told the level of literacy and numeracy required of teenagers getting the NCEA should be raised. Audio

The British Prime Minister, David Cameron has been caught on camera telling the Queen that some of the world's most corrupt countries are to attend an anti-corruption summit in the UK this week. Audio

In little more than 90 minutes the Reserve Bank will publish its twice yearly report on the health of New Zealand's financial system. Audio

The Government's move to clarify how many foreigners are buying properties in New Zealand has created even more confusion. Audio

Notorious rapist Ronald Van der Plaat will be freed from prison today after serving his full sentence and move back home, with a GPS bracelet on his ankle and a host of conditions around him to… Read more Audio

In Parliament yesterday, the Prime Minister John Key went on the front foot over the Panama Papers, armed with the IRD's initial analysis of the documents. Audio

One of America's most wanted fugitives has been able to stay ahead of justice and tax officials by hiding some of his assets in New Zealand. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Wall Street up more than 1 percent today, finance stocks making gains. Audio

The sporting goods and homewares retailer, Briscoe Group, says it's had strong first quarter sales, despite the impact of weak dairy prices, a lower exchange rate and warmer weather. Audio

A former Minister of Finance from the early 1990s, Ruth Richardson, says sharper business leadership is what's required to help New Zealand lift its game when it comes to realising its full economic… Read more Audio