Morning Report

The Black Caps have lost their third-match decider against South Africa in Durban early this morning. Audio

Statoil's representative in New Zealand, Bryn Klove has been listening to that. Audio

A Norwegian company that plans to look for oil off the Northland coast is being accused of breaking Norwegian government guidelines for dealing with indigenous people. Audio

Work is expected to begin on Auckland's City Rail Link in November after Auckland Transport cleared its final legal hurdle yesterday. Audio

America is in shock after two television journalists were executed during a live interview on breakfast TV. Audio

A report is exposing a "dump and run" culture in Child, Youth and Family, where children are neglected and chewed up by the system. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Government officials have been accused of muscling their way into a meeting about controversial deep sea oil drilling being held in Northland tomorrow. Audio

Cash-strapped district health boards face more tough financial decision-making in the wake of a major pay deal. Audio

Staff in some retirement villages are celebrating a pay rise of up to 14 per cent. Audio

Tourism looks set to eclipse the dairy industry as New Zealand's number one export earner, prompting warnings the growing number of visitors could be a challenge for the industry. Audio

Fresh from the Rugby World Cup legislation passing, Act has turned its attention to paid parental leave. Audio