Morning Report

A Far North iwi leader says he has evidence to refute claims by a neighbouring tribe that it has rights over Ngai Takoto lands in the Te Hiku Claims Settlement Bill; The owner of a Maori forestry… Read more Audio

A new service is being launched today for people who fear their identity has been stolen or misused - a problem estimated to affect 190-thousand New Zealanders every year. Audio

Police in Australia are hunting for a New Zealand banker who's believed to have fled to the United States. Audio

A man known as Witness X, who has numerous convictions for dishonesty offences and violence, has told a jury Mark Lundy told him he wouldn't be in jail if his daughter hadn't seen what he was doing to… Read more Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A government proposal to allow Canterbury ratepayers to once again elect some regional councillors is being seen as too slow a return to democracy. Audio

RNZ reporter Koroi Hawkins is in Port Vila. Audio

Aid agencies in cyclone-ravaged Vanuatu are attempting to reunite children and parents from outlying islands who've been separated during their desperate attempts to survive Cyclone Pam. Audio

Tins of infant milk formula are being tested by police to find out if they have been spiked with the 1080 poison after parents noticed what appeared to be tampering with the cans. Audio

Seventeen foreign tourists have been killed in a deadly terrorist attack at the Bardo museum in Tunisia's capital, Tunis. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

South Africa is the first team through to the semi-finals of the Cricket World Cup after thrashing Sri Lanka in Sydney last night. Audio