Morning Report

Twitter turns ten today, and with more than 300-million users worldwide, it seems to be doing pretty well. Audio

The government looks set to hit its target for lifting NCEA achievement this year, but may well fall short of its goal for early childhood education. Audio

If you're in the habit of sneaking a bit of rubbish into your recycling bag, be warned - you're likely to be black listed. Audio

Ned Lowe's father is eager to carry on with his business in Vanuatu now his son's been cleared of murder. Audio

No sitting US President has set foot in Cuba since Calvin Coolidge arrived on a battleship nearly 90 years ago Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Chief executive of the Advertising Standards Authority, Hilary Souter and advertising veteran Mike Hutcheson discuss the controversy surrounding Wicked Camper's advertising Audio

It's not that unusual for a New Zealand shot putter to win a world title, Valerie Adams has been collecting medals, trophies and titles for over a decade now. Audio

Several iwi have joined the Maori fisheries trust, Te Ohu Kai Moana, in legally challenging the government's legislation to establish a protected marine sanctuary around the Kermedec Islands. Audio

A scathing review into the deaths of four babies at the Regional Women's Health Service last year could reshape maternity services in the lower North Island. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

John Key is dismissing claims the Kermadec Islands ocean sanctuary rides roughshod over the rights of local Maori because they can fish elsewhere. Audio