Morning Report

There have been mass protests in China with the fury directed at Japan. Audio

Live streaming of court cases is being suggested as a way to improve coverage of court cases. Audio

'Insider' attacks rising in Afghanistan, Opposition parties say defence of Banks no longer credible, Urgent action needed after Kapiti youth deaths, Maori unity over water rights in doubt, John Key's… Read more Audio

Let's have a chat to our Canberra correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio

Part of Christchurch's Hagley Park is being transformed into an Antarctic festival zone for the city's inaugural "IceFest". Audio

Tribes are being urged not to break ranks and negotiate with the Government on water rights; King Tuheitia adressed an audience of about a thousand people at the end of the hui - making it clear what… Read more Audio

Taranaki is holding a public forum this morning on preventing suicide, focusing on rural men who are more likely to be at risk. Audio

Violent protests have taken place outside the American embassies in Yemen and Egypt, a day after the US ambassador to Libya was killed. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The Green Party says it has no regrets about naming four specialists it says are being favoured by the Accident Compensation Corporation because their hard line on assessments helps get claimants off… Read more Audio

After ten years as Reserve Bank Governor, Alan Bollard steps down this month to take up a new role as head of Apec. Audio