Morning Report

A tax expert says New Zealand is already moving toward automatically swapping information with other countries but that shouldn't stop the government from protecting the country's reputation. Audio

The Green Party says it fears some services for vulnerable children could be privatised. Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The Security Intelligence Service is changing the way it handles the highly personal information of thousands of New Zealanders to ensure it can only be used for security clearances. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

TPP consultation timeframe slashed; Select committee chair defends shortened TPP timeframe; Sweeney Todd injuries caused by razor blade; Actors Equity concerned about Sweeney Todd incident; Total… Read more Audio

New figures from the Stock Exchange show there are more women on company boards - just. Audio

American and German scientists have managed to keep pig hearts alive in baboons for a record two and a half years in what is being hailed as an important advance with potential applications for… Read more Audio

The Wellington City Council is considering making it illegal for people to give beggars money, in an attempt to help solve the capital's begging problem. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The outsiders in the American president race scored big wins in yesterday's Wisconsin primary. Audio