Morning Report

Porirua is planning to celebrate the life of the warrior chief Te Rauparaha, as part of the city's 50th anniversary this year; A call's gone out for Maori in Australia to support indigenous rights -… Read more Audio

In 2013 the Privy Council quashed Mr Lundy's 2001 convictions for murdering his wife, Christine and daughter, Amber and he is now facing a retrial before the High Court at Wellington. Audio

Private sector investors and developers are emerging as the likely buyers when the Government sells down its state housing stock. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

On Saturday voters in Northland will choose a new Member of Parliament. Audio

New Zealand's co-hosting responsibilities at the Cricket World Cup finished at Eden Park last night. Audio

A flurry of elated fans poured out of Auckland's Eden Park after a nail-biting win by the Black Caps against South Africa last night. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Pukeahu National War Memorial Park in Wellingon was officially blessed in a predawn service this morning. Audio

The board of trustees at Christchurch's St Bede's College has voted unanimously to back the school's principal over his decision to send two students home from the Maadi cup rowing regatta. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key has expressed New Zealand's condolences for terror attacks on Japanese citizens during a meeting with the Japanese Prime Minister overnight. Audio

Bill English rejects the suggestion the Government has cynically used the Salvation Army. Audio