Morning Report

New Zealand's smaller bee keepers are worried about their futures as the country's burgeoning honey industry becomes captured by larger scale corporate interests. Audio

Aid agencies in Fiji are concerned about disease, with both water and food supplies compromised in the wake of the cyclone. Audio

The death toll from Saturday night's cyclone in Fiji has gone up again and thousands of people are homeless right across the country with more than 8-thousand people remain in hundreds of evacuation… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The revered navigator and waka-builder, Heke nuku mai Busby has made a plea to the Waitangi Tribunal for support to teach young people the arts of Polynesian voyaging. Audio

Waikato defence lawyers say it's virtually impossible to speak to their clients in Springhill Prison. Audio

Boaties in the Marlborough Sounds will need to be on their best behaviour soon. Audio

The Labour Party says it is time for a deadline for Christchurch quake claims to be resolved. Audio

An Auckland businessman who threatened to spike infant milk formula with 1080 denies he did it to boost sales for his own pesticide. Audio

Black Caps captain Brendon McCullum has batted for New Zealand for the last time. Audio

A row over the funding of the health system in Canterbury is becoming increasingly bitter. Audio

Tens of thousands of New Zealanders could be eligible for a visa that's a faster and cheaper way of getting Australian citizenship than the initiative announced by John Key and Malcolm Turnbul last… Read more Audio