Morning Report

Known to many as the language police, Te Taura Whiri or the Maori Language Commission has dutifully promoted the use of Te Reo Maori for nearly 30 years. Audio

After concluding negotiations on the Trans-Pacific Partnership and signing a Free Trade Agreement with Korea... New Zealand is turning its attention to wooing Europe. Audio

The Police say it may be time to look at the age someone can get a firearms licence. Audio

It's five years since the Auckland Council was created in the country's biggest local body shake-up, merging eight councils into one. Audio

The results are in from tests done by students in their own south Auckland homes to see how many of them have mould - and they've come as a shock. Audio

It's all about 20/20 cricket but the Chris Cairns' perjury trial has gone past test match proportions, with the prosecution closing its case today after four weeks of evidence. Audio

The Transport Accident Investigation Commission has been accused of overpowering egos and bureaucratic government speak over its handling of the 2010 Fox Glacier crash. Audio

One of the residents unable to get home is Terry Horn. Audio

Sixty two homes in Upper Hutt remain cut off this morning after a surging Akatarawa River damaged a narrow bridge in the suburb of Birchville. Audio

So what's it like being a New Zealander in London? Joining us now Craig McCulloch and Carla Gray, two former RNZ reporters.. Audio

For fans here it will be an early rise on Sunday morning, but as Alex Ashton reports, the five-am kick off time isn't putting many off. Audio

In just over 40 hours the All Blacks will be taking on Australia in the Rugby World Cup final. Audio