Morning Report

A national Maori hui on water rights called by the Maori King isn't expected to produce a resolution, but there's hope it will bring tribal unity over the issue; Meanwhile, the leader of Auckland's… Read more Audio

The removal of a historic villa from Auckland's Grey Lynn has prompted the formation of a residents association. Audio

The Reserve Bank Governor, Allan Bollard, today delivers his final statement on monetary policy ahead of a new job with Apec - he will also set the Official Cash Rate which is expected to remain… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The Government is being accused of pushing more than a billion dollars of greenhouse gas emissions costs on to taxpayers. Audio

The hearings began in October last year and the commission is expected to deliver its final report by November the 12th. Audio

The Government says jobs have been created in the past two years - despite official figures suggesting otherwise. Audio

New Zealand owned Sandfords Fisheries is denying claims one of its vessels failed to come to the aid of stricken trawler Amaltal Columbia off the coast of Canterbury yesterday. Audio

School leaders in Christchurch are braced for a government announcement today on the future of education in the city. Audio

Christopher Stevens, and three other Embassy staff, died when the US consulate in Benghazi came under rocket attack. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio