Morning Report

The British Supreme Court has ruled that Wikileaks founder Julian Assange can be extradicted to Sweden, where he'll face sex offence allegations. Audio

The Auditor-General is to widen an investigation into the Labour MP Shane Jones' decision on an immigration application to include the department's own processes. Audio

The sister of one of the 29 men killed in the Pike River explosions says her family is relieved all the talk about getting the men out is over. Audio

Firefighters in Doha have told of the devastating scene as they tried in vain to rescue the children trapped in this week's shopping mall fire. Audio

The parents of the triplets who died in a shopping mall fire in Doha have spoken publicly about the love and joy the children brought to their lives. Audio

There are calls for the Government to make more elderly people pay for their own residential care, in order to fix chronic underfunding of the sector. Audio

Police investigating the of a Czech tourist in Central Otago say the last sighting of her could help yield vital clues about what happened in the lead up to her death. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Martin and Jane Weekes, the parents of the triplets, Lillie, Jackson and Willsher, have spoken for the first time of the deaths of their children. Audio

The Government is denying it ever raised the expectations of Pike River families about the possibility of recovering the bodies of the 29 men killed in the mine. Audio

Last year's Rugby World Cup lost less money than was expected. Audio

Our reporter Teresa Cowie is with protesting teachers on the Mana Esplanade in Whitby, north of Wellington. Audio