Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

For the past two days we have been reporting on the 100 percent pure New Zealand campaign. Audio

Police have praised a Far North boy who blew the whistle on the paedophile school teacher James Parker, who was sentenced to preventive detention yesterday after admitting 74 charges of offending… Read more Audio

The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing union is asking why the publicly owned Huntly power station is importing coal from Indonesia while miners are being laid off. Audio

The United States president Barack Obama has condemned the violence in Egypt, and cancelled joint military exercises in response. Audio

A mathematical riddle that has frustrated the world's most numerate minds for more than 40 years has been solved. Audio

Seven cities will be hosting the FIFA Under 20 World Cup in 2015. Audio

A new study shows Legionnaires disease is much more widespread in the community than previously thought. Audio

Christchurch's new cathedral was officially opened last night with Anglicans travelling from around Canterbury and the West Coast to attend the dedication service. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

New Zealand's fourteen rugby unions are back in surplus after years of losses that left many close to liquidation. Audio

A former West Coast miner says underground mining has no future in New Zealand. Audio