Morning Report

The country's rental car companies are calling for a new type of collection agency to bring in millions of dollars of unpaid overseas driver's fines by simply charging their credit cards. Audio

The Government is being warned that quick fixes to the foreign trust regime in the wake of the Panama papers won't be enough, if the country is serious about restoring its battered reputation. Audio

New Zealander Elley Stanton is in the Japanese city of Kumamoto teaching English. Audio

The earthquake in Ecuador is the latest of a series of large quakes in the seismically active ring of fire. Audio

More than 235 people are dead after a 7.8 earthquake struck Ecuador on Sunday. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Organisers of this weekend's protest against the sale of land with attached water rights in Ashburton, are eager to see if they will get a response from the council. Audio

The Prime Minister and two of his senior ministers will be pushing for greater trade access to China during an official visit there this week. Audio

The guest speaker at next month's Documentary Edge film festival has been told she isn't welcome in New Zealand. Audio

Large demonstrations are expected across Brazil where members of parliament are due to vote today on whether to impeach President Dilma Rousseff for alleged corruption. Audio

The Overseas Investment Office has been ordered to review a decision two years ago to let a person linked to the Panama Papers buy land in New Zealand. Audio

The Foreign Affairs Minister says there is no link between a businessman's donation to the National Party and his company winning a contract to manage a resort in Niue. Audio