Morning Report

In just over half an hour, Jetstar will reveal which of New Zealand's regions it plans to fly to. Audio

Midwives looking to sue the Government over pay parity may be able to draw hope from the recent Terra Nova home care case. Audio

The All Blacks coach Steven Hansen has named the 31 man squad for next month's rugby World Cup in England. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Many hundreds, and perhaps thousands, of Dunedinites spent the weekend travelling back to 1865. Audio

New Zealand firefighters on secondment in the United States have spent their first couple of days battling massive wildfires. Audio

The legend of a Nazi train, ladden with treaure, hidden in Poland in the final days of World War Two might turn out to be true. Audio

All eyes are now on the All Blacks flanker Richie McCaw, who'll captain the side in his fourth Rugby World Cup and could become the first player to lift the Webb Ellis Cup for a second time. Audio

Thousands of Christchurch residents could be drinking contaminated water after a quarry dug down further than it was allowed to into underground aquifers. Audio

The College of Midwives says it has been left no choice but to take High Court action against the Government over pay. Audio

With us now is Professor John Pratt of Victoria University's Institute of Criminology. Audio

The Government is looking at changing the type of electronic monitoring bracelets it uses, after a spate of escapes by people who managed to cut them off. Audio