Morning Report

Companies granted permission to use Department of Conservation land are often falling to meet the conditions they are asked to fulfill in return. Audio

The Education Ministry has stepped in to manage the competition for students that's leaving schools in some parts of the country partially empty while others are bursting at the seams. Audio

To talk - or not to talk: That's the dilemma facing the small community of Puhipuhi near Whangarei, as it debates how best to deal with the Australian mining giant at its door. Audio

George Nepia's whanau are happy one of the jerseys the rugby great wore is to return to New Zealand. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

An overseas buyer has been allowed to purchase a multi-million dollar investment home in Auckland, which he won't live in, after promising to set up a scholarship for children in low decile schools. Audio

A new report is warning some baby boomers could be left homeless in retirement unless the government takes urgent steps to deal with the problem. Audio

Andrew Little has bit back hard at criticism from senior iwi leader who says dumping Nanaia Mahuta down Labour's rankings is a slap in the face for Maori. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, has told world leaders in Paris that every single country has a role to play in addressing climate change. Audio

As we have been reporting this morning Chris Cairns has been found not guilty of perjury and perverting the course of justice. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Forty five years after his death while testing one of his racing cars, New Zealand sporting legend Bruce McLaren is about to be immortalised on the big screen. Audio