Morning Report

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A judge believes Kim Dotcom but doesn't believe John Banks - how long can the Epsom MP hang on in Parliament? Canadian police tread carefully as they hunt a man who killed three officers and OIAs show… Read more Audio

People selling air travel tickets on social media sites are being warned people who buy them may not be able to use them. Audio

There's a call to reserve positions on the Waitangi National Trust Board for descendants of four significant Maori figures; An iwi leader is calling an Asia New Zealand Foundation survey mischievous… Read more Audio

The Catholic Church in Ireland is facing fresh accusations of child abuse after a researcher found records showing 796 babies and young children were buried in a mass grave beside a former orphanage… Read more Audio

Details of the virtual slavery endured by a girl adopted and brought to New Zealand when she was 15 have emerged after her adoptive father pleaded guilty to incest. Audio

Forest and Bird is calling for a moratorium on oil and gas fracking, saying a new report makes it clear it comes at too high a cost for the environment. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A new report by the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment has called for an end to livestock being exposed to toxic oil industry waste in Taranaki. Audio

New rules have been unveiled for the next America's Cup. Audio

Burials limited to between 10 in the morning and three-thirty in the afternoon. Audio

Homeowners and construction workers are concerned people are being exposed to asbestos after it is covered up in houses during the rebuild. Audio