Morning Report

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood is protesting the arrest of its leader, Mohammad Badie who has been charged with inciting violence and murder over the deaths of eight anti-Brotherhood protesters in June. Audio

The Government wants to put shares in Genesis Energy up for sale next March even though it will still be owed money for the partial float of Meridian Energy in November. Audio

The Banker's Association says it's not just first home buyers that will be affected by the Reserve Banks' new loan restrictions. Audio

The opening of the New Zealand Opera's season of Don Giovanni in Christchurch tonight marks two major milestones for the organisation. Audio

More than a million Britons have retired abroad, but whether they get the same state pension as people in the UK depends on where they choose to spend their sunset years. Audio

The Government's partial sale of the country's largest electricity generator is being tipped as likely to be a success by some analysts, though others say the two-stage payment model is a desperate… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The lawyers for the convicted murderer and rapist, Teina Pora, have applied to the Privy Council to have his convictions appealed there. Audio

Volcanic activity on White Island is back to normal this morning, after the island's crater sent a plume of steam and ash four kilometres into the air yesterday. Audio

With just two-and-a-half weeks until the Australian election, Tony Abbott's Liberal Party is beginning to pull away from Labor in the polls. Audio

The Green Party co-leader Russel Norman says taxpayers are going to end up paying for the incentive. Audio

The Government intends putting shares in Genesis Energy up for sale next March even though it will still be owed money for the partial float of Meridian Energy. Audio