Morning Report

The Prime Minister John Key, is facing renewed criticism over his memory lapses in the Kim Dotcom saga. Audio

A bowl of soup will be the first meal in 30 days for a Kaikohe man who has been on a hunger strike over his treatment by Work and Income. Audio

The union representing public servants says it's not fair that public sector chief executives are earning hundreds of thousands of dollars and getting pay hikes while at the same time preaching… Read more Audio

A terrorism expert says there is a real threat suicide bombers will attack Australians and New Zealanders visiting Indonesia for today's tenth anniversary of the 2002 Bali bombings. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

In Qatar, a trial to determine responsibility for the deaths of 19 people, including young New Zealand triplets, during a fire in a Doha mall in May, has been delayed for a second time. Audio

A group set up by the previous Justice Minister to provide independent advice on Family Court reform, says it wasn't consulted on changes it fears pose serious risks for vulnerable parents and… Read more Audio

A landmark Supreme Court ruling has paved the way for owners of commerical leaky buildings - as well as owners of ANY other defective building - to sue their local council. Audio

RNZ Parliamentary Chief Reporter discusses the latest in the GCSB row. Audio

The Prime Minister says he doesn't think he raised Kim Dotcom with GCSB staff during a visit to the spy headquarters in February, but he's unable to rule it out. Audio

Hone Harawira says he went to the protest to support the people of Glen Innes, who he says are being 'torn apart' by the Government's housing policy. Audio

The Mana Party MP Hone Harawira has been arrested along with six others at a protest in Auckland overnight. Audio