Morning Report

A British forensics expert has told the High Court that without a murder weapon, it isn't conclusive paint flakes found in the hair of Christine and Amber Lundy came from Mark Lundy's tools. Audio

The Far North iwi, Ngati Kahu, has fronted up to politicians - telling them to pull a settlement package for four other neighbouring tribes; Auckland's tupuna maunga - or volcanic cones - are about to… Read more Audio

More than five-thousand submissions have been made on a controversial plan to create a Supercity in the Greater Wellington region. Audio

Three port workers have been killed and more than a hundred injured in the past four years, leading union officials to say not enough has been done to ensure their members' safety. Audio

The ACC has overhauled its sensitive claims service, with the Minister for ACC admitting that the Corporation made big mistakes in the way it dealt with victims of sexual assaults. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A new group representing disabled people says they feel threatened and unvalued by growing calls to legalise euthanasia and assisted suicide. Audio

The Labour Party won't rule out a deal with New Zealand First in the upcoming Northland by election. Audio

Text messages have revealed in court how a man accused of burning his friend to death owed him money, but instead would fob him off or ask for more. Audio

A privacy lawyer is warning companies not to make light of their privacy policies in the wake of the Facebook cake case. Audio

The Labour Party leader, Andrew Little, says the Government should cap the pay of public sector chief executives. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio