Morning Report

So where to now for the TPP. Our economics correspondent Patrick O'Meara was at Sky City for yesterday's signing of the TPP. Audio

Organisers of yesterday's TPP protests in Auckland are claiming it was the biggest protest the country has seen since the 1981 Springbok tour, Audio

The Department of Internal Affairs is investigating how a Work and Income beneficiary mistakenly accessed another's personal information. Audio

Joining us now from Waitangi is our Maori Affairs Correspondent, Mihingarangi Forbes. Audio

The Prime Minister says he will not go to TeTii marae, because marae trustees wanted to gag him and some were effectively advocating violence. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Wall Street tracking higher today, but the New Zealand dollar remains elevated after a fall in the US dollar. Audio

The government appears to have knocked back another bid by KiwiRail to change the way it is funded. Audio

Now to a firm that may fly under the radar. Audio

An economist says a government decision to give farmers a break on the cost of carbon emissions, is a subsidy that will have to be paid for by taxpayers and businesses in more ways than one. Audio

Z Energy is pushing for significant changes in the stock exchange's code of practice for listed companies, which is currently under review. Audio

Company directors appear more concerned about the risks to their business from either an external cyber attack or a collapse of the internal IT systems. Audio