Morning Report

The Justice Minister, Amy Adams, declined to be interviewed, saying it's not appropriate for ministers to comment on judicial matters. But she issued a statement. Audio

Teina Pora has had his convictions for the murder and rape of Susan Burdett quashed by the Privy Council in London. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The 2015 Auckland Arts Festival starts today with a very big act performing in a quite small venue. Audio

The RAF Benevolent Fund says it is enormously grateful to the last surviving Dambusters pilot, New Zealander Les Munro. Audio

In a contentious speech to the United States Congress, the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that Iran poses a "threat to the entire world." Audio

Listening to that was the chief executive of the Tourism Industry Association, Chris Roberts. Audio

Tourists say they are being scared off New Zealand roads by reports of locals taking car keys off visitors thought to be driving dangerously. Audio

An independent candidate in the Northland by- election has asked Labour to withdraw its candidate - to give Winston Peters a better shot at winning. Audio

Jim Burdett is the brother of the victim, Susan Burdett. He joins us. Audio

Teina Pora's lawyer, Jonathan Krebs, says it was an emotional moment when the decision came through. Audio

Our reporter in London, Tim Graham, was in Court when Lord Kerr handed down the Privy Council's decision. Audio