Morning Report

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

Our business reporter, Jonathan Mitchell, is in and today has the Reserve Bank's last monetary statement for the year. Audio

American officials say the couple who killed 14 people in San Bernardino last week were radicalised before they met online. Audio

The women who've left the country to marry jihadist fighters in Syria and Iraq have not had their passports cancelled and are free to come back. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A crucial new draft is delivered at the Paris climate change summit. Could Serco win back the contract to run Mt Eden? Work hard, take abuse from everyone and get paid 'F all'.. A job description… Read more Audio

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's performance of Symphony 'Humen 1839' has earned the musicians a Grammy nomination. Read more Audio

A Tongan fine arts graduate and a marine biologist in training are among five young leaders from New Zealand's Pacific community who were recognised at a ceremony at parliament last night. Audio

Christchurch cyclists have had their say on the city's transport plan. Audio

The Government's confirmed students will be able to gain NCEA credits for learning to drive. Audio

The Capital is pressing ahead with smart parking technology that will alert parking wardens the moment your time runs out. Audio

The Government has tightened its monitoring of Lincoln University's finances. Audio