Morning Report

Economists are predicting New Zealand's market will follow Australia's lead and dip significantly. Audio

A breach of Te Tiriti o Waitangi will be one of the arguments used in court today, when a tribe and Greenpeace seek to hold up or stop the search for oil off the east coast of the North Island; The… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The Green Party has come out of its annual meeting determined to be part of the Government after the next election. Audio

Global share markets shaky following US decline; US stocks plateau but nervous start to week; How will NZ markets react to world falls?; Scott Guy's brother-in-law on trial for his murder… Read more Audio

Let's have a chat to our Australian correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh, who is in Brisbane. Audio

Auckland musician Tami Neilson has won the best album award at the New Zealand Country Music Awards in Gore. Audio

It's sixty years this year since Elizabeth became Queen. Audio

A Maori incorporation heavily involved in farming in Taranaki says if a local water scheme is privatised - it will lose money; The convenor of a Maori delegation heading to China to strengthen… Read more Audio

Men are dirty pigs, women are more clean and tidy. It's a common belief and now there is evidence there may be some truth in it. Audio

More than 800 journalists from Fairfax's largest Australian newspapers are on strike today over the organisation's plans to move local jobs to New Zealand. Audio