Morning Report

Week one of the 2015 Auckland Arts Festival is over and with it some big shows have been and gone. Audio

A Maori cultural group from eastern Bay of Plenty, Te Whanau a Apanui, was judged the outright winner of Te Matatini National Kapa Haka festival in Christchurch. Audio

Breakers' coach Dean Vickerman speaks with Guyon Espiner. Audio

The Breakers have won their fourth Australian National Basketball League title in the last five years after a thrilling win over the Cairns Taipans to sweep the grand final series. Audio

A year after the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight 370, an interim report has found no problems with the crew or maintenance of the aircraft. Audio

Labour candidate Willow-Jean Prime speaks with Susie Ferguson. Audio

Some current and former staff of New Zealand's biggest credit union NZCU Baywide are questioning whether senior management will be held accountable for trying to destroy the career of a former staff… Read more Audio

As the Northland by-election campaigning continues, the Labour leader Andrew Little appears to be hinting at the possibility of tactical voting between party candidate Willow Jean Prime, and the New… Read more Audio

The internet businessman Kim Dotcom wants the Prime Minister to resign over the latest spying revelations. Audio

Nicky Hager's revelations late last week that the spy agency GCSB monitors Pacific Island nations have sparked fears New Zealanders communications are being indiscriminately caught in that net. Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The NZX 50 index rose 46 points to end the week at 5,903. The dollar is trading at 73.53 US cents, 95.15 Australian, 48.89 British pence, point-6779 euro, 88.85 yen and 4.6 renminbi. Audio