Morning Report

The weather looks like it'll be good in the capital today when the Black Caps take on England in the Cricket World Cup. Audio

Two marine farming companies want to shift Bluff oysters to Otago Harbour so they can be brought up to export standards. Audio

As we reported earlier, disability groups are calling for a tougher line on boards and principals, amid allegations that a Papakura school is "absolutely awful" to children with disabilities. Audio

The dean of Canterbury University's School of Law, Chris Gallavin, is with us. Audio

Former Justice Minister Judith Collins is facing fresh criticism over her role in the David Bain saga after her successor Amy Adams yesterday ordered a second report on whether Mr Bain should receive… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Third-ranked Green MP Kevin Hague appears to be the front runner in the race to replace Russel Norman as the party's male co-leader. Audio

Disability groups are calling for a tougher line on boards and principals, following allegations a Papakura school is "absolutely awful" to children with disabilities and actively discourages their… Read more Audio

Iraq's Ambassador to New Zealand says it is in New Zealand's interests to tackle Islamic State terrorism in Iraq before it reaches home soil. Audio

Thousands of Christchurch homeowners may end up being short changed on their earthquake insurance payouts. Audio

New Zealand will field an unchanged team when they take on England in their third World Cup match in Wellington today. Audio

The Justice Minister Amy Adams' decision to order a fresh report on whether David Bain should receive compensation breathed fresh life into the long running controversy yesterday. Audio