Morning Report

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The Church of England has started deliberations to select a new leader. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, says he is appalled by the errors made by the Government's spy agency. Audio

The police are called in to investigate the construction manager of Christchurch's CTV building. Opposition political parties are calling for a full and independent inquiry into the Dotcom spying… Read more Audio

As you heard in Manu Korihi news ..Waiotapu locals are upset that vandals have hacked down native trees and cut through wooden railings at the Hot and Cold springs, near Rotorua. Audio

Yesterday morning at 9.26, one-point-three million people dropped, covered and held on in a nationwide earthquake drill. Audio

Ngai Tahu has bounced back from last year's net profit slump - posting a six-fold increase of nearly 100 million dollars in one year; The chief negotiator for Tuhoe believes few people have attended… Read more Audio

Two Bay of Plenty councils are throwing their support behind a multi million dollar proposal for a new tertiary education campus in Tauranga. Audio

Palmerston North ratepayers will have to foot a bill of more than 130-thousand dollars for a report on the pollution of the Manawatu River- which mostly revealed what they already knew. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio