Morning Report

A Nelson company that sells hundreds of tonnes of frozen berries a year want's to know why government officials are not giving more details about a hepatitis scare. Audio

New Zealand's climate change ambassador is rejecting accusations New Zealand is being hypocritical over climate change. Audio

Construction workers who've moved to Christchurch for the earthquake rebuild are being blamed for a surge in demand for the drug methamphetamine in the city Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Today marks the 100th anniversary of the publication of Albert Einstein's most famous work -- The General Theory of Relativity. Audio

Modern, open-plan classrooms are provoking a backlash from parents and some are voting with their feet. Audio

The Canterbury earthquake recovery minister's facing renewed pressure to step down from the convention centre rebuild. Audio

Staying with dairying, and Fonterra says it is considering an appeal against a High Court ruling that its dealings with a group of farmers were deceptive and misleading. Audio

International dairy prices have risen 3.6 percent in the global dairy trade auction, overnight. Audio

Former television news chief Bill Ralston says yesterday's police raid on TV3 journalist Heather du Plessis Allan's home raises serious concerns for the future of journalism. Audio

Chris Cairns may yet be back in court, despite being cleared of perjury charges by a London jury yesterday. Audio

A woman was seriously injured when she was attacked by three Irish Wolf Hounds in Dunedin yesterday morning. Audio