Morning Report

The Government has left the door open to the possibility of taxpayers money being spent reinstating Christchurch's cathedral. Audio

Hollywood's powerbrokers have welcomed yesterday's court decision Kim Dotcom and his associates can be extradited to the United States to face movie piracy and racketeering charges. Audio

Kim Dotcom's fight to stay in New Zealand isn't over yet, with his lawyers predicting the case will go all the way to the Supreme Court. Audio

A 13 year old boy was kept in hospital for two months after surgery because Housing New Zealand couldn't move his family to a house with wheelchair access. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Well that's almost the final business report for the year .... we were going to have a multi-media musical wrap of the year .. but all the burton cummings, 10 CC and ray davies records have been… Read more Audio

Kiwifruit grower and exporter, Seeka, has revised its current year profit guidance to between about 4 and 4-point-3 million dollars. Audio

American stocks are stronger helped by a lift in oil prices which is boosting energy stocks. Audio

Just to prove there's no appetite among policymakers for changing the Reserve Bank's inflation target, The Treasury has also nixed the idea. Audio

Property investor and developer Vital Healthcare Management says its specialist market niche is delivering solid returns and generally performing better than other commercial property sectors. Audio

A coalition of local authorities and private landlords that wants the cost of strengthening earthquake-prone buildings to be tax deductible may be making some progress. Audio

First up, here's the Act Party leader David Seymour. Audio