Morning Report

In South Australia families are starting to return to their fire ravaged homes. Audio

A huge forest fire in Marlborough has continued to burn throughout the night and extra fire crews have been brought in from around the South Island in a bid to bring it under control. Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

Our business reporter, Jonathan Mitchell, is in with what's happening in the financial world. Audio

Is it a well-needed revival of test cricket, or an experiment sure to fail? Whatever side you're on, today's inaugural day-night test between the Black Caps and Australia will be under the microscope… Read more Audio

Brussels has been on edge for almost a week over the threat of Paris style attacks. Audio

British Prime Minister David Cameron has set out his case in Parliament for British air strikes against Islamic State targets in Syria. At present Britain is involved only in military operations over… Read more Audio

A huge forest fire in Marlborough has continued to burn throughout the night and extra fire crews have been brought in from around the South Island in a bid to bring it under control. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

More crews are called in overnight to fight an out of control forest fire in Marlborough. An anti-obesity campaigner calls it quits, saying 14 years of work has achieved nothing and Francois Hollande… Read more Audio

After 110 years of educating young Maori women, Turakina Maori Girls Boarding School will close its doors next week. Audio

Government MPs sat largely silent yesterday as a stream of submitters stated their opposition to the Environment Canterbury Bill to a select committee in Christchurch. Audio