Morning Report

The controversial former head of Te Wananga o Aotearoa, Rongo Wetere, is trying to take over his iwi's Treaty of Waitangi claim and wants to bypass negotiations with the Crown in favour of a High… Read more Audio

Quite apart from the emotional impact on organisations such as Greenpeace, the Marsden Wharf issue appears to have political ramifications within the Auckland Council. Audio

The wharf where the Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior was docked when it was sunk by French agents 30 years ago, is to be demolished next week. Read more Audio

Children as young as 12 or 13 are being caught carrying knives in South Auckland. Audio

A Chilean family has sought refuge in a Christchurch church after Immigration New Zealand threatened them with deportation. Audio

And for the latest, we talked again this morning to Andrew Coleman from the Ministry for Primary Industries. Audio

Aucklanders who live around Grey Lynn are heading into their second day of restrictions, after the discovery of a male Queensland fruit fly in the suburb. Audio

And joining us is the yachting commentator Penny Whiting. Audio

A change at the helm's expected for Team New Zealand in the next America's Cup Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Chatham Rock Phosphate won't appeal the Environmental Protection Authority's decision to refuse its application to mine phosphate from the Chatham Rise, but that doesn't mean the company's giving up.

Trade Me has repeated that earnings growth will be modest for the rest of the financial year as it invests more to strengthen its business. Audio