Morning Report

The Republican and Democratic party establishments are facing a big challenge after outsider candidates swept to victories in yesterday's New Hampshire presidential primary elections. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Imagine a high profile extradition of a foreigner accused of a crime that didn't involve millions of taxpayers' dollars and years of wrangling in the courts. Audio

Winston Peters wants the Prime Minister to pay a hundred-thousand dollars to charity unless he can find a witness to back up his claims that the Northland MP had spent all his time in his new… Read more Audio

The secondary school teachers union says the Government can't ignore a new report that says children living in poverty are not learning maths as well as wealthier children. Audio

It's just over two years ago since Runanga woman Joe Hall lost her son Judd in a car crash during a police chase. She's unhappy that the police are refusing to take the IPCA's advice and reconsider… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

New rules could mean some players may find themselves sin binned or red carded as lawmakers crackdown on increasing levels of bad behaviour. Audio

A marine expert believes the sighting of five sharks off Kapiti Coast is a sign of the unseasonably warm waters. Audio

As the fundraising campaign to buy a slice of the Abel Tasman beach closes in on its goal, further down country, on the east coast, another 'for sale' sign has gone up, this time on the Otago… Read more Audio

Auckland commuters may not be happy their buses are running late because of a driver go-slow but many are still backing the industrial action. Audio

Taxi rival Uber has asked the government to let it launch in Christchurch, under different rules. Audio