Morning Report

The Cook Islands High Court is set to hear an application which aims to stop the government from allowing more purse seiners to fish in its waters. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A new study suggests it only takes a very small amount of climate change for Antarctic glaciers to thin at a rapid rate. Audio

As we reported yesterday, a rare piece of New Zealand's rugby history will go under the hammer in Wales today. Audio

Plans are underway to get everyone in Auckland speaking te reo Maori. Audio

Two asylum seekers have told an Indonesian court they witnessed Australian authorities paying the crew of their boat a cash payment before escorting them back to Indonesian waters. Audio

In order to get the legislation through parliament there was long and involved discussion with National's coalition partner - the Maori Party. Audio

Faster consents, less interference if you want to extend your deck and a national standard for how to measure a building. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The long story of Trans-Tasman cricketing rivalry will get a new twist tomorrow when Australia and New Zealand play their first ever day-night test match. Audio

From contamination to clean up and a small stream on the Kapiti Coast which was once so polluted its water was white, has been awarded the country's most improved river. Audio

A Northland dairy farmer is calling for intensive research on the build- up of cadmium in New Zealand soils and streams. Audio