Morning Report

Britain's National Maritime Museum hopes a group of London based Maori can resolve a mystery around artefacts brought back to England by Captain James Cook. Audio

The president of the Criminal Bar Association says newly appointed Corrections Minister Judith Collins should keep her nose out of court judges' decisions. Audio

As the water recedes in Timaru today, the cleanup from last night's flooding begins. Audio

The news that China's economy grew at its slowest pace in 25 years has not surprised economists. Audio

Tourist trips to White Island are scheduled to resume today, as accident investigators consider whether it's worth salvaging the boat that sank on Tuesday off Whakatane. Audio

Mourners who made a solemn and emotional hikoi in Te Atatu in Auckland last night have told how they still fear for their safety. Audio

A man who punched his infant son in the head and broke his leg and ribs has been told he will not be deported because it would not be in the best interests of his children. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Turning to the markets Audio

The casino operator, SkyCity Entertainment Group, says there's plenty of room for growth in its high roller business, which has produced a turnover of more than 7 billion dollars in the past six… Read more Audio

In a little over a week the Reserve Bank will release its first interest rate statement of the year. Audio

China's economy could slow even further, with expectations the Government in Beijing may set a target of 6-and-a-half percent for this year. Audio