Morning Report

The finals of the Twenty20 world cricket cup beckon for both the New Zealand men's women cricket teams. Audio

A week after Franz Josef was deluged, it's emerged officials tried to lock key buildings into a scheme to protect them from severe flooding - but no-one backed the plan. Audio

To dissect this further, we're joined now by RNZ's business editor, Gyles Beckford. Audio

The Finance Minister Bill English is leaving the door open to a possible split between New Zealand Post and Kiwibank. Audio

The Green Party health spokesperson Kevin Hague wants a legal and regulated industry for cannabis in New Zealand. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Black Caps are set to face their toughest challenge yet in the T20 World Championships in India. Audio

A Hawke's Bay farmer says she's been forced to sell her underweight stock because a broken privately-owned dam allowed silt to contaminate the water supply. Audio

Allergy sufferers say they are being disadvantaged by new rules regulating the sale of raw milk. Audio

Frustrated Franz Josef locals are expected to pack out a meeting this morning on how to stop the Waiho River smashing through its stop banks again. Audio

There's growing concern at a sharp spike in the number of International students being robbed or attacked in Auckland city. Audio

Politics has taken a nasty turn in recent weeks with ministers subjected to threats and insults often with a sexual undercurrent. Audio