Morning Report

The Green Party MP, Catherine Delahunty, is standing by her comment that the Crown is doing Treaty deals with iwi - and not making settlements; The Ministry of Justice has dismissed a claim by the… Read more Audio

Under the National-led Government's foreign policy, ties with the United States have become ever stronger. Audio

The environmental group, Greenpeace, says the oil industry is deliberately keeping the public in the dark about the scale of oil drilling going on. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic hope it'll be third time lucky when they play in the trans-Tasman netball final against the Vixens in Melbourne on Sunday. Audio

While much of the attention this week has been on the Waitangi Tribunal hearing into water rights, Parliament has been working overtime pushing through treaty settlement legislation. Audio

The Waitangi Tribunal's hearing into fresh water and geothermal water rights finishes today with closing submissions from the crown. Audio

Two Piha women who took a distraught Iraena Asher into their home and looked after her on the night she disappeared are furious a coroner has said their actions contributed to the aspiring model's… Read more Audio

Russia and China have vetoed the lastest efforts at the The UN Security council to impose sanctions on Damascus. Audio

The Syrian government is deploying troops, tanks, canons and helicopters in what's being called one of the bloodiest days of the uprising. Audio

Continuing our series on the more active members of the population,Olympic athletes. Audio