Morning Report

Australian Correspondent, Kerry-Anne Walsh, is in Queensland today. Audio

It's Show Day in Christchurch and thousands are expected at the country's largest A&P show today, including two royal visitors, Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla. Audio

From a swampy pond and paddock to an internationally acclaimed venue, New Plymouth's Bowl of Brooklands has come a long way. Audio

A court ruling stopping the demolition of the Christ Church cathedral means the Anglican church will have to consider evidence the quake-damaged building can be restored. Audio

A group of major water users has declared that iwi have rights and interests in water; A central Auckland hapu says it's willing to work with Devonport residents over the future of land the… Read more Audio

As riots flared across European cities this week the continent's leaders were preparing for the next phase of their repair job on the euro. Audio

A draft transport plan has been released for Christchurch which gives cyclists and pedestrians priority over cars in the central city. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A school principal who warned the police in 1999 that a Far North teacher was sleeping with his pupils says she wants to know why they failed to investigate. Audio

Investors in a failed Wellington financial management company are being warned that their situation is grim, with hundreds of millions of dollars unaccounted for. Audio

China has unveiled its new leaders after a staged managed leadership transition in the Great Hall of the People. Audio