Morning Report

Our political editor, Brent Edwards, has been following the saga and talks to Guyon Espiner. Audio

One Labour front bencher who is talking was the man elected senior whip. Chris Hipkins, long perceived as a Cunliffe foe. Audio

This morning, David Cunliffe's still the leader of the Labour Party - for now. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The government-owned air traffic control operator says it might have to set up a cheaper service to fend off any competition. Audio

Two of the founding shareholders of SLI Systems were among those who sold nearly 4.2 million shares on Monday for $1.15 a share, or nearly 4.8 million dollars. Audio

New Zealand's petroleum and fossil fuel production industry says it's ready and willing to adapt to big changes ahead as the global investment community pledges to downsize investment in fossil fuels.

Kathmandu has ambitions for strong growth, mostly in Australia, but it isn't so sure about this year. Audio

The Labour leader, David Cunliffe, emerged from a seven-hour caucus meeting last night, still leader, but with little to say on the matter. Audio

Cultural property rights, the impact of mining and climate change are the issues being raised by Maori at the world's first United Nations Indigenous conference; A leader of a Ngai Tahu Runanga says… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio