Morning Report

A group of Canterbury red zoners wanting to remain in their homes is urging people to send their concerns to the United Nations. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Anti-doping agencies suspect some Olympic athletes are using genetic engineering technology to try to boost their performance. Audio

The Government's considering the future of classical orchestras as audiences decline and funding demands increase. Audio

The Greek company that owned the Rena has apologised to Tauranga iwi, but those worst affected by the sinking are still waiting for action. Audio

A number of roads in the western Bay of Plenty remain closed, following heavy rain yesterday. Audio

New Zealand's most acclaimed children's author Margaret Mahy has died. Audio

Kayaker Lisa Carrington is counting down the days until the London Games where she will try to turn world championship gold into Olympic gold. Audio

A well known musician, who has lived in New Zealand since he was 2-years-old, has been told he may not be able to become a citizen. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The National Party MP and former Environment Minister, Nick Smith, says he's a hundred percent confident that all of the decisions he made relating to the MacKenzie Futures Trust were above board. Audio