Morning Report

The Crown and Defence yesterday tusselled over a pathologist's change of opinion about what time Christine and Amber Lundy died nearly 15 years ago. Audio

News that a Gore nurse has been cleared of Ebola is being welcomed by her friends, family and locals who say she's been making a difference in the fight against the virus. Audio

Labour would have supported the amendment which lawyer Graeme Edgeler claimed could have doubled the travel entitlement for some former MPs to twenty thousand dollars. Audio

The Green Party insists it's not being mean-spirited by scuppering a change to the way international travel perks are calculated for former MPs. Audio

The Northland by-election is less than two weeks away and the candidates have been busy traversing the region trying to convince locals they should be their Member for Parliament. Audio

In the Chatham Islands a state of local emergency has been declared in anticipation of the arrival of Cyclone Pam. Audio

The first New Zealanders arrived home from Vanuatu aboard a RNZAF plane late last night..We spoke to some of them on their arrival at Whenuapai Audio

Aid workers who have arrived in Vanuatu's worst-hit southern island Tanna say most houses have been destroyed -- and residents are in need of food and water. Audio

Investigators today will begin unravelling unanswered questions around a fatal crash near Queenstown's Motatapu River which killed four members of a prominent Canterbury aviation family. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport Audio

The Dow Jones Index is up 182 points to 17,931. Audio

A visiting academic says the trend toward corporate social responsibility makes good, hard business sense. Audio