Morning Report

Two big aftershocks rocked Christchurch at the weekend, five months after the last big aftershock just before Christmas. Audio

The Commodore of the Mangere Boating Club, Bryan Anderson, says the area where the boat got into trouble is dangerous for those without training. Audio

The police are expected to resume their search shortly for a father and his seven-year-old son who remain missing in Manukau Harbour. Audio

It's possibly New Zealand's best known hospital even if it does specialise more in broken hearts than broken limbs. Audio

The former Scottish rugby international, John Beattie, says he's so concerned about head injuries in the game that he will donate his brain to science when he dies. Audio

A culturally targeted way of preventing family violence in Pacific communities is being hailed as a break-through in tackling the growing problem. Audio

Opposition parties say nothing in this Thursday's Budget that will get the economy growing faster. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The last of the residents still living in a condemned Housing New Zealand building on The Terrace in Wellington are expected to pack up and leave today. Audio

The Auckland Mayor Len Brown is insisting a multi billion dollar city rail loop remain a priority even though the Government has given no guarantee it will back it. Audio

More than three years after the convicted murderer Antonie Dixon was found dead in his prison cell, his family is criticising the coroner for delays in investigating the case. Audio

Senior Labour MP Shane Jones appears set to survive his connection to a Chinese businessman charged with passport fraud. Audio