Morning Report

Listening to that was legal expert, and the deputy pro vice chancellor for Massey University, Chris Gallavin. Audio

The brother of Susan Burdett says no amount of money can compensate Teina Pora for being wrongly imprisoned. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

SBS Bank says Shaun Drylie will take on the role of chief executive. Audio

European and American stocks weaker .. Federal Reserve and Brexit are the big drivers .. Dow is down 113 pts. Audio

The jeweler, Michael Hill International, is on the home stretch to a delisting from the New Zealand sharemarket in favour of moving the listing to Australia, in early July. Audio

KiwiSavers appear to want more flexibility when they put money in the savings scheme. Audio

New Zealand has been given the tick of approval for the way it looks after its older workers. Audio

He says the slowdown in the U.K.'s economy is likely to see a fall in the number of British tourists to New Zealand, while our exports would likely fall by an estimated 190 million dollars a year. Audio

The Auckland marae that opened its doors to the homeless is worried it is the victim of a smear campaign by the staff of the Social Housing Minister. Audio

Auckland boat builder Nick Saull died after being hit by rigging and another man was swept overboard after bad weather damaged the yacht 550 kilometres north of New Zealand on Monday. Audio

Locals in Kaitaia are praising the police for seizing half a ton of methamphetamine in the Far North. Audio