Morning Report

The widower of a woman who was murdered in the 2001 RSA triple killings has been awarded 60-thousand dollars by the Corrections Department. Audio

The suggestion that phone records would point to who leaked the Kitteridge Report was first made by the New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters. Audio

The Prime Minister is coming under increasing pressure over his office's involvement in the release of a journalist's phone records to the David Henry inquiry. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The widower of a woman who was killed in the 2001 RSA triple murders has been given a 60-thousand dollar ex-gratia, or voluntary payment by the Corrections Department. Audio

The Prime Minister is coming under increasing pressure over his office's involvement in the release of a journalist's phone records to the David Henry inquiry. Audio

The Auditor-General has been questioned by MPs about what the Ministry of Education's Maori achievement strategy is doing to address institutional racism in schools; Members of the Ruapehu iwi, Ngati… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

A marathon anti-corruption investigation in New South Wales has recommended two former Labor Party ministers in the state government face criminal charges over a coal-mining deal. Audio

PM under pressure after conceding Eagleson's involvement; Peters says PM not to be trusted; RSA widower receives $60,000 pay out from Corrections Dept; Corrections to meet with RSA killings' families… Read more Audio

New Zealand's biggest fishing firms are signing up to a programme to protect seabirds from the dangers of fishing. Audio