Morning Report

I spoke earlier to ESPN Cric Info senior editor Sharda Ugra, and Australian cricket writer Gideon Haigh. Audio

The match to decide who the Black Caps will play in the final of the Cricket World Cup takes place in Sydney tonight. Audio

The Yemeni President, Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, has fled his residence in Aden and the United States says it cannot confirm further details about his location. Audio

Sugar may be sweet, but new research suggests it's having a bitter effect on New Zealand's economy. Audio

We can cross now to Radio New Zealand International's Koroi Hawkins, who is on the island of Erromango, the largest island in the southern province of Tafea. Audio

HMNZS Canterbury has arrived in Vanuatu carrying food, water, emergency supplies and more than 200 personnel. Audio

The BBC has announced that it's not renewing Jeremy Clarkson's contract. Audio

More than twenty four hours after the airbus A-320 belonging to the Germanwings company crashed in the French Alps, it's still unclear what caused the disaster. Audio

Radio New Zealand's political editor Brent Edwards has been listening to that. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key has conceded the National Party is in big trouble in the Northland by-election and could struggle to hold the seat it's long considered to be true-blue. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Dow Jones Index is down 213 points to 17,798. Audio