Morning Report

The Government's not ruling out changes to entitlements for the disabled and their families, after deciding to accept a court ruling that it should pay parents who care for their adult children. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The ACC Minister, Judith Collins, says further action is needed before her full confidence will be restored in the corporation and its board. Audio

The man who was at the forefront of the fight to get the government to pay parents who look after their adult disabled children says he is delighted and is looking forward to receiving compensation. Audio

The government is being accused of mistreating Maori by not holding widespread consultation with iwi about plans to relocate the country's founding document, Te Tiriti o Waitangi; An urgent hearing of… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

Charities are being warned to take the risk of fraud within their organisations more seriously. Audio

Legislation that would radically revamp local authorities has passed its first reading in Parliament by two votes. Audio

Tony Ryall says govt grappling with paying for disability;Calls for clean sweep of wider ACC board;New bill will tighten cost controls on councils;Opposition parties warn asset sales will put… Read more Audio

Scientists are beginning work on solving exactly where Rockhopper Penguins in New Zealand's sub-Antarctic disappear to during the winter. The National Institute of Water and Atmospheric research has… Read more Audio

Cage fighting may soon come under tighter control. The Professional Boxing Association says the lack of laws covering kickboxing, cage-fighting and other martial arts is putting lives at risk. Audio