Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

After a week of news of cattle fouling waterways, some local bodies fear farmer belt-tightening will lead to them lowering their environmental standards. Audio

In a book published today, journalist Ian Wishart says by reading the police files he has discovered that Watson had an accomplice. Audio

The Government is suggesting Labour's oppposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership isn't so unified behind closed doors. Audio

The popular Auckland outdoor pool complex is now charging 40 dollars to hire a large umbrella. Audio

There's one more day of yearling sales at Karaka and already records are being broken. Audio

Tens of thousands are starving in drought-affected parts of Papua New Guinea because there's no budget to distribute the food supplies in provincial warehouses. Audio

The Minister of Education, Hekia Parata, is vehemently denying she made the wrong decision opening a failed Northland charter school plagued with issues. Audio

Police received more than 60 phone calls yesterday after an appeal for information into the killing of 13-year-old Aucklander Tracey Ann Patient 40 years ago. Audio

What makes two Taranaki-bred brothers in their 70s believe they can swim against the tide that's going out relentlessly on coal mining? Audio

An investigative journalist says Scott Watson is guilty of murdering Ben Smart and Olivia Hope but he didn't act alone. Audio

Gameloft is a Paris-owned company which was set up a branch in Auckland six years ago . Before it was suddenly shut yesterday, the Auckland studio had grown three times the size than the industry… Read more Audio