Morning Report

The Green Party has accused the police of having two different standards when it comes to investigating complaints about the interception of private communications. Audio

Mr Teitiota's lawyer, Michael Kidd, says they have until just before Christmas to lodge an appeal. Audio

A man seeking to become the world's first successful climate change refugee has been knocked back by the High Court. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The Finance Minister, Bill English, is in Sydney today for the annual Australia-New Zealand leadership forum and he says the trans-Pacific trade negotiations will figure prominently in talks he has… Read more Audio

The High Court has denied a man's bid to become the world's first successful climate change refugee. Audio

A union is trying to identify a company that's threatening the final payout for a mainly Maori workforce at a shutdown sawmill; A tribal landlord in the Lower North Island is looking for partners to… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

Climate change refugee denied, Greens say police handled GCSB and teapot cases very differently, Anti-government protesters continue to march in Thailand capital, More details emerging on London sex… Read more Audio

New Zealand's duck calling champion Russell West will be the first ever competitor from outside North America to take part in the world duck calling competition in the US. Audio

An international team of researchers has discovered that bacteria can turn back the clock thousands of years. Audio