Morning Report

Ngati Toa people are being offered the chance to buy two properties north of Wellington; An educationalist says Treaty Settlements have been a double edged sword, with both good and negative aspects… Read more Audio

The regions that are home to billions of dollars worth of oil, gas and minerals are calling on the government for a share of the hundreds of millions gained through royalties. Audio

A confident Conservative Party leader believes he's siphoning off votes from National and New Zealand First and is on his way to Parliament. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Allegations of meetings behind doors and a lack of transparency have been levelled at the Tasman district council as the debate on whether to dam the Lee Valley gathers pace. Audio

Two weeks out from the election, a quarter of people under 30 are yet to enrol to vote. Audio

Families who lost relatives in the Canterbury earthquakes are welcoming an overhaul of the way engineering standards are enforced. Audio

The "Dirty Politics" revelations have failed to carve into National's lead in the polls. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The All Blacks face Argentina at Napier's McLean Park tomorrow and the game's a sell-out. Audio

More than a hundred people turned out to two memorial services in Ashburton last night to pay their respects to the two women shot dead on Monday. Audio

The Mayor and the chief executive of Dunedin City Council have gone to ground and are refusing to front, after a third resignation over the Citifleet scandal. Audio