Morning Report

The trial of former senior News of the World journalists accused of phone hacking has got under way at the Old Bailey in London. Audio

After almost a year the Government has finally unveiled its plan for transport in the rebuilt inner Christchurch City. Audio

In July, Judge Jane Farish ordered Pike River Coal to pay more than three-million-dollars in reparation for the deaths caused by the mine explosions. Audio

Some home owners whose properties are needed by the Transport Agency to build a billion dollar Wellington motorway say they're getting huge variations in valuations between Crown and private valuers. Audio

A lobby group opposing the Fiordland monorail says the Department of Conservation has omitted several independent audits on the project from its final report. Audio

Firefighters will respond to more medical emergencies under a new agreement between the fire and ambulance services. Audio

The mayor of Hutt City is going to knock on the door of a NaeNae shop when it opens at 9 o'clock and tell the owners to stop selling synthetic drugs. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Speaking at yesterday's launch, the director of the government's Christchurch Central Development Unit, Warwick Isaacs, said announcements would be made soon on when the existing carparking buildings… Read more Audio

Some businesses in Christchurch's central city say the transport plan announced yesterday by the Government does nothing to answer their concerns around a lack of carparks in the city. Audio

The most senior intelligence advisers to the German chancellor have been meeting their counterparts in the White House today. Audio

The spokesperson for many of the families of Pike River mine victims says he's disgusted New Zealand Oil and Gas shareholders have voted against paying them millions of dollars in reparation. Audio