Morning Report

Child advocacy groups are criticising an overhaul of Child advocacy groups are criticising an overhaul of Child, Youth and Family, for being too focused on money and not children., for being too… Read more Audio

Solid Energy's viability is once again being questioned after revelations the former chair quit because she did not believe any more could be done for the troubled coal company. Audio

Our America's Cup Correspondent Todd Niall joins us. Audio

Team New Zealand is taking legal action after America's Cup organisers said yesterday they're reviewing a decision to hold a challenger series regatta in Auckland. Audio

A law expert says legal action against a Christchurch school that decided to ban two pupils from a rowing event, shows parents can now buy their children out of trouble. Audio

Mark Lundy's defence team has 20 days to file an appeal. Audio

Christine Lockett was a friend of Christine Lundy. She belives the verdict was the right one. Audio

Thirteen years after his first trial, a jury has again found Mark Lundy guilty of murdering his wife, Christine and daughter, Amber. Audio

Global dairy prices have tumbled again overnight, falling nearly eleven percent in the latest Global Dairy Trade auction. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport Audio

On Wall St, stocks have fallen. The Dow Jones Index is down 86 points to 17,690 and the S&P 500 Index is down 9 points to 2,059. Audio

The payments company, Pushpay, says it has exceeded its customer growth target by more 10 percent to the end of March. Audio