Morning Report

The crown has told a High Court murder trial in Christchurch the man accused of shooting two Work and Income staff had a list of those he intended to kill. Audio

A growing number of dairy farmers face being forced to sell up as global milk prices stay low. Audio

The leadership of the Auckland Council has suffered a significant defeat over the push to fit more houses into the inner city suburbs. Audio

Five days after Cyclone Winston tore through the west of Fiji's main island, there are no signs of any substantial aid reaching those in need. Audio

It took a philanthropic trust more than an hour to convince the organisers of the campaign to buy Awaroa Beach its offer of financial help was not a hoax. Audio

Auckland Councillors last night voted against last minute proposals to increase housing density in a number of the city's suburbs. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The sharemarket operator, NZX, says volatility in global financial markets is behind its cautious outlook for the current financial year. Audio

Wall Street is weaker as oil price volatility continues. Audio

The head of the Marsden Point oil refinery doesn't think world oil prices will improve much before the end of the year. Audio

Rural services company PGG Wrightson says it's in a good enough shape to ride through the turbulence hitting commodity markets and affecting its famer clients. Audio

The crime software company, Wynyard Group, is confident it can raise 30 million dollars through an issue of new shares, following the failure of a previous offer that left it short of cash. Audio