Morning Report

Police have been giving very few details about the shooting, and a press conference has just got underway at the local police station. Audio

The body representing the savings industry says the Government and individuals are seriously underestimating future pension costs. Audio

John Key back from Europe and facing the polls; Police net tightens on man alleged to have shot officer; grim predictions on future savings costs; Dark Sky Reserve in Mackenzie/Aoraki area; extreme… Read more Audio

Australian correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh from Brisbane. Audio

The All Blacks enter a new era at Eden Park on Saturday night with new coaches, some new players and a new target on their heads as rugby world champions. Audio

A Hauraki iwi is considering seeking an urgent Waitangi Tribunal hearing over plans to return fourteen Auckland mountains to a group of tribes; A welfare support group in Auckland is against a… Read more Audio

Lawyers doubt New Zealand courts will want to get involved in issuing orders to parents convicted of serious child assault or murder to not have any more babies. Audio

There's increasing concern the latest massacre in Syria is a sign sectarian violence is spiralling out of control. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Auckland Maori say the public has nothing to fear over plans to return key landmarks to local iwi. Audio

Massey University associate professor, Claire Robinson, and political commentator, Matthew Hooton, discuss the politics of the backdown. Audio