Morning Report

The New Zealand First leader Winston Peters is backing John Key's decision to stay away from Waitangi today, saying marae trustees imposed conditions no prime minister could reasonably accept. Audio

Social developement Minister Anne Tolley has confirmed an attempt was made to burn down her Whakatane electorate office overnight. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

This weekend's NRL Auckland Nines is all but a sell out. Audio

A cyber security expert says an incident where a Work and Income customer mistakenly accessed another customer's information is a serious breach of privacy. Audio

More than 440 million dollars will be spent upgrading the weapon systems of the Navy's two frigates. Audio

Tonga has declared a zika epidemic. Audio

A United Nations panel has ruled Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is being unlawfully detained in the UK. Audio

So where to now for the TPP. Our economics correspondent Patrick O'Meara was at Sky City for yesterday's signing of the TPP. Audio

Organisers of yesterday's TPP protests in Auckland are claiming it was the biggest protest the country has seen since the 1981 Springbok tour, Audio

The Department of Internal Affairs is investigating how a Work and Income beneficiary mistakenly accessed another's personal information. Audio

Joining us now from Waitangi is our Maori Affairs Correspondent, Mihingarangi Forbes. Audio