Morning Report

The Green Party has warned the Government not to ignore the Waitangi Tribunal's report recommending it delay the sale of shares in Mighty River Power. Audio

PM appears determined to proceed with sale, Iwi lawyer disappointed with PM's intentions for Mighty River, Wilson case rushed back to Parole Board, 17 civilians slain in Afghanistan, 12 soldiers… Read more Audio

Our Melbourne correspondent joins us for a serious and not so serious look at the news from The Lucky Country. Audio

Official documents reveal the Department of Conservation's recommendations to protect Maui's dolphins were rejected by the government agency responsible for protecting the threatened species. Audio

Waitangi Tribunal unable to establish Maori rights to aquifers; Maori Council's legal team says Waitangi Tribunal's findings on water rights offer win-win solution to Crown and claimants; West… Read more Audio

The newly liberal democratic United Future party's leader talks about the hard road ahead to the next elections after last weekend's party conference. Audio

Divers spent the weekend plugging diesel leaks and patching holes in the hull of the Torea, and salvors had hoped to refloat the boat and tow it to port last night. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

With the All Blacks' latest demolition of the Wallabies, criticism of Australia's coach Robbie Deans has become even more vociferous. However, Bob Dwyer, who coached the Wallabies to the 1991 Rugby… Read more Audio

Maori Party MP Te Ururoa Flavell says the Government must delay the sales of shares in power companies which use water, as advised in an interim Waitangi Tribunal report into water rights. Audio

Official documents show information about the scale of the drug driving problem was omitted from a report given to the Cabinet three months ago. The Associate Transport Minister, Simon Bridges… Read more Audio