Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The historic Māori land march has been remembered around the country 40 years since thousands of protesters arrived at parliament. Te Manu Korihi reporter Leigh Marama McLachlan looks back at the… Read more Audio

The Government is considering whether to appeal against a court decision that the Trade Minister acted unlawfully in the way he rejected requests for information about the Trans-Pacific Partnership… Read more Audio

A report says young New Zealanders are being too safe when it comes to their KiwiSaver. Audio

Former British Ambassador to Russia Sir Tony Brenton says the Russians would have been well prepared for the Dutch findings. Audio

Hundreds of cancer sufferers are being required to jump through bureaucratic hoops because of changes made to benefits two years ago. Labour's Social Development Spokesperson Carmel Sepuloni says… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Almost one hundred years on three young explorers - Sinead Hunt from Ireland, Tom MacTavish from New Zealand and James Blake, the son of Sir Peter Blake - will retrace the early explorers' route… Read more Audio

The Ministry of Primary Industries says the 1080 infant formula threat has cost the country tens of millions of dollars. MPI's deputy Director General, Scott Gallacher says while costing the industry… Read more Audio

Helen Kelly will deliver her final speech as president of the Council of Trade Unions this morning.She is stepping down due to lung cancer which was diagnosed earlier this year. Audio

A Far North trust which has been working to get homeless families into renovated state houses is relieved to learn it won't lose its charitable tax status. The trust's manager Ricky Houghton says the… Read more Audio

The Dutch Safety Board has given its long awaited account of what happened to Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 in July last year. It confirmed that a BUK missile exploded just next to the cockpit as it… Read more Audio