Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

One of the advocates behind the successful Herceptin campaign is urging the government to fund a drug for patients with advanced melanoma. Audio

Judges, lawyers and mental health advocates are calling for a 'mental health court' to stop what they say is the 'recycling' of people through the justice system. Audio

Most car owners will save more than 65-dollars on their registration next year with a second round of vehicle levy reductions confirmed by the ACC Minister Nikki Kaye yesterday. Audio

Wellington will get a 134 million dollar convention centre and film museum doubly whammy -- and no one's complaining. Audio

Hundreds gathered at parliament yesterday to present an eleven-thousand signature petition calling for a public holiday to commemorate the New Zealand land wars. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Terrace Tunnel in Wellington has re-opened but the New Zealand Transport Agency is warning motorists still face long delays. Audio

The French hosts of the United Nations climate change meeting are being accused of rushing the process and conducting the talks with undue secrecy. Audio

The Government has performed a U turn by deciding against introducing criminal sanctions including jail sentences for business people caught operating cartels. Audio

An Illinois mayor is hailing the Supreme Court's decision NOT to weigh in on a case about whether the city of Highland Park can ban assault weapons. Audio

A mother from Sandy Hook in Connecticut is bringing numerous families affected by gun violence to a national vigil in Washington, D.C. tomorrow. Audio