Morning Report

A prominent barrister says the family of Phillip John Smith's victims should consider suing Corrections for what they believe is the Department's mishandling of his management while in prison. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Integrated schools are hoping for a multi-million-dollar funding boost to help them lower their fees and repay some of their 200-million-dollar debt for property upgrades. Audio

The US and India say a new global trade deal will create an extra 21 million jobs. Audio

World leaders are flying into Brisbane for the G20 summit over the weekend amid fears the Queensland police have too much power to deal with protests. Audio

As Auckland property owners revel in the increasing value of their houses more than three-thousand of the less fortunate are on the waiting list for a state house in the city. Audio

Dairy farms are springing up across the country, and plans are afoot in many places to dam or divert rivers for more irrigation, meaning more cows, more milk and more money for those in the dairy… Read more Audio

Resident's of Montevrain are locking their doors tight tonight as a tiger's on the loose in the French village, just outside of Paris. Audio

After a historic but awkward comet landing, the robot probe Philae is now sending pictures back to the European Space Agency. Audio

A union that covers fast food workers is fighting to scrap employment contracts where the employer is under no obligation to provide work. Audio

Sales of million dollar plus homes in Auckland have nearly quadrupled over the past decade. Audio

A swift deportation from Brazil looks increasingly likely for the recaptured fugitive Phillip John Smith. Audio