Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Sixty years ago this month an armistice was signed to end the Korean war, which claimed the lives of 45 New Zealanders, but peace is still far from in sight. Audio

A Nga Puhi elder says he's willing to be arrested today at a protest aimed at stopping the construction of a cycle track through land that once belonged to the tribe. Audio

Opinion is divided on whether David Shearer's new housing policy will be the vote catcher his party has been looking for. Audio

Labour's defence spokesman Phil Goff says there's no place for Defence Force spying on investigative journalists. Audio

The official start of the hoki fishing season has been marked in Nelson with a traditional blessing of the fleet. Audio

Christchurch mayor Bob Parker says Wellington needs to prioritise what heritage buildings the city should preserve. Audio

A 62-year-old Auckland man was plucked to safety in a dramatic helicopter rescue high on the slopes of Mount Ruapehu yesterday. Audio

Thousands of people around the country turned up to protest against the Government's spy agency bill at the weekend. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Supporters of the deposed Egyptian president, Mohammed Morsi, have reinforced their barricades and are continuing their sit-in around a mosque in eastern Cairo. Audio

The driver of a Spanish high-speed train that derailed, killing at least 79 people and injuring about 170 others, has appeared in front of a judge at a court in Santiago de Compostela. Audio