Morning Report

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Coastguard vessels from Japan and Taiwan have duelled with water cannons after more than 50 Taiwanese fishing boats sailed into waters around a disputed island chain in the East China Sea. Audio

Law firms are most likely to return to quake hit Christchurch's central city, but finance firms and business that make and repair things are not, according to a new survey. Audio

The remains of a New Zealand First World War soldier found in Messines in Belgium earlier this year will be reburied in a Commonwealth war grave. Audio

The Defence Force has taken the first step towards building a multi-million-dollar 360-degree shooting range for the SAS. Audio

Spring Creek miners who get jobs in Christchurch are likely to take home smaller pay packets than they are used to getting in the mining industry. Audio

It's often said that speed kills, and the Wellington City Council is taking the advice to heart. Audio

In the Waikato town of Te Aroha, the community hospital is pulling out all of the stops for the Shakeout. Audio

This morning one-point-three million people will dive under their desks to escape an imaginary earthquake. Audio

The United States president, Barack Obama, has accused Iran of keeping a dictatorship in power in Syria. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio