Morning Report

The administration appointed by Australia to run Norfolk Island has banned the island's community radio from carrying out live interviews. Audio

The Crown says the woman at the hub of a mortgage ramping scam gave false documents to banks and mortgage brokers to trick them into lending millions of dollars. Audio

Federated Farmers national health and safety spokeswoman Katie Milne. Audio

Worksafe is being accused of selling farm workers' safety short by not prosecuting farmers. Audio

American Samoa is becoming a new hotspot in the Pacific for the Zika virus, with local doctors reportedly diagnosing an average of six cases a day. Audio

The tricky earthquake off Whakatane 24 hours ago that confused sensors, Geonet and much of the North Island has shown up a glaring hole in the country's earth-quake spotting abilities. Audio

A police manhunt is underway in Counties Manukau after a police patrol car came under fire early this morning. Audio

The price of New Zealand's single biggest export, whole milk powder, has fallen again at auction overnight. Audio

The contest for choosing the two candidates to contest the United States Presidency is underway, with Iowa holding drama-filled caucuses last night. Audio

groups opposed to the Trans Pacific Partnership are expecting huge numbers on the streets of Auckland tomorrow in opposition to the trade deal. Audio

With us now is Te Manu Korihi chief reporter, Shannon Haunui-Thompson Audio

There's a warning the Prime Minister's visit to Waitangi on Friday could attract the biggest protests the marae has ever seen. Audio