Morning Report

It's been a quiet night on Mt Tongariro as scientists continue to assess the level of volcanic activity underground after Monday night's dramatic eruption. Audio

The Chairman of a group reviewing the operations of a West Coast Maori health provider which was on the verge of being insolvent, says there's now a proposed plan to take the organisation into the… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The New Zealand track cyclist, Simon van Velthooven has won bronze in the men's keirin in dramatic final. Audio

NZ wins cycling bronze with another medal possibility on the track;GNS continue to monitor Tongariro, all quiet this morning;Tourism industry could be damaged by more eruptions;Air New Zealand grounds… Read more Audio

Populations of invasive pests are increasing in New Zealand's harbours. Audio

The Christchurch City Council will have its say today at the Royal Commission hearing into the collapse of the CTV building. Audio

A hui in Wellington of iwi representatives has established unity among Maori over water rights; Pita Sharples says the meeting agreed to set up a structure so Maori can properly discuss among… Read more Audio

The suggestion targets for schools could differ from region to region as part of the government's national standards policy is being met with disbelief by educators. Audio

The Ministry of Education is considering setting different national standards targets for schools in different regions. Audio

Reporter Chris Bramwell is on the Desert Road. Audio