Morning Report

A specialist in international relations says it is unlikely the public will ever get to hear the full story of what the spy agency, the Government Communications Security Bureau, did to help American… Read more Audio

There's hope the Christchurch rebuild will provide some work in Greymouth for the 234 workers and 130 contractors who have lost their jobs at the Spring Creek Mine. Audio

Moriori are calling for the Crown and Ngati Mutunga to give them compensation for the loss of nearly all of their land and the lives of their ancestors - who were killed by Taranaki Maori in the… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

Miners head to Parliament, Future of Greymouth in doubt following mine closure, Opposition parties say GCSB error happened because NZ Govt too keen to pander to US, New SARS-like virus prompts global… Read more Audio

Melbourne correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes. Audio

The Silver Ferns just missed claiming a clean sweep over their Australian rivals last night, losing the third Constellation Cup test 59 to 53. Audio

The organisation that administers and leases Maori land has earmarked more than a million dollars to make redundancies and shake-up its staffing; ; A Maori welfare provider is preparing to recruit… Read more Audio

A church on land worth more than a million dollars is up for sale on Auckland's Northshore. Audio

Dunedin Venues Management, which runs the city's Forsyth Barr stadium, welcomes a new chief executive today. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio