Morning Report

The captain and navigational officer of the cargo ship Rena, which ran aground off Bay of Plenty last year, will be deported to the Philippines today. Audio

Listening to that, Craigs Investment Partners Head of Research, Grant Swanepoel. Audio

The possibility of more job losses is hanging over companies and workers in the commodity sector as prices and demand for their products tumbles. Audio

The country's largest collection of sound recordings is moving from Radio New Zealand and will now be managed by the Film Archive. Audio

Hamilton born Warren Gatland is the newly-appointed head coach of the British and Irish Lions team which is set to tour Australia next year. Audio

The gunman who opened fired during the victory speech of Quebec's newly elected premier at a Montreal nightclub is currently under guard at a hospital in Montreal. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Auckland communities will lose three and a half million dollars in funding grants a year if SkyCity gets more pokies. Audio

Former president Bill Clinton has a hard act to follow at the U.S. Democratic Party Convention in North Carolina today, after a rapturous audience yesterday lapped up Michelle Obama's speech. Audio

The Royal Commission investigating the fatal collapse of the CTV building has been told the man who approved its design was pressured to do so even though he had concerns about the structure. Audio

A powerful 7.6 magnitude earthquake has rocked Costa Rica, killing at least two people, cutting power and temporarily triggering a tsunami warning. Audio

The Government's decision not to back a national hui on water rights is being dismissed as irrelevant by its organisers. Audio