Morning Report

Dental tourism is a term usually used to describe the overseas trips taken by New Zealanders for cheap dental work. Audio

Northland's Ngati Hine leaders say they'll always be part of Ngaphui - but they intend to enforce their legal right to break away from the Ngapuhi runanga; Some people who attended a recent global… Read more Audio

220 unsecured creditors of the Pike River mine, including many West Coast contractors, will not get paid any more of the money they are owed. Audio

The Labour Party wants its members to have a formal say in who leads the party. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The Maori Appellate Court has reserved its decision on an appeal by the Northland iwi, Ngati Hine, over the right to break away from its parent body, the Ngapuhi runanga. Audio

The Government is under renewed pressure to reinstate check inspectors for mines, after an underground fire at a gold mine near Waihi. Audio

A police officer says the Auckland woman, Ireana Asher, may be alive today had those who tried to help her on the night she went missing called the police. Audio

An independent report shows ACC has made only patchy progress in implementing the recommendations of a review into its handling of sensitive claims. Audio

The All Black great, John Kirwan, has had a big year - capped by a knighthood in the Queen's birthday honours. Audio

It's 16 years since a New Zealand swimmer won a medal in the pool at the Olympics. Audio