Morning Report

A constitutional law expert says a police decision on the illegal spying on Kim Dotcom is woeful. Audio

The Committee to Protect Journalists say they hope a New Zealand journalist detained in Egypt will be released soon. Audio

The five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council members are meeting again in New York, as Western powers consider possible military action against the Syrian government over last… Read more Audio

The Australian election race is over - at least, according to a betting agency across the Tasman. Audio

An Auckland juror who refused to take his oath has had a 10-day jail sentence changed to a 750 dollar fine. Audio

There were several questions we wanted to put to the Civil Aviation Authority. Audio

A former safety manager from the Civil Aviation Authority has been found not guilty of all charges laid against him in respect of a forged email which ended up before a Coroner's inquest. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Australian entertainer Rolf Harris has been charged with nine counts of indecent assault and four of making indecent images of children. Audio

Solid Energy's board has drawn up a proposal for a staged re-entry into the Pike River Mine and have sent it to Labour Minister Simon Bridges. Audio

The Labour Party says public confidence in the Government's intelligence agencies will be further eroded by the police's decision not to lay charges over illegal spying. Audio

People who lost their savings in Ross Asset Management say they don't accept claims convicted fraudster David Ross has no money to compensate them. Audio