Morning Report

The Head of Immigration, Steve Stuart, comments on the visa frauds. Audio

Authorities are hunting for 279 students from China who've arrived in New Zealand illegally using false documents to gain visas. Audio

The Maori Party whip, Te Ururoa Flavell, comments on Monday's meeting with the PM. Audio

A meeting with the Prime Minister on Monday could be the make or break moment for the Maori Party as it comes under growing pressure to walk away from its role in government. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The political commentator, Willy Jackson, says the Maori Party will have to walk away from its role in government if the Prime Minister does not give the Waitangi Tribunal proper respect. Audio

A member of the central North Island iwi, Ngati Rangi, has suggested that a Maori-run body is set up to decide how water is allocated to hydro power schemes; The Federation of Maori Authorities Chief… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters, wants the Government to investigate the company contracted by Immigration New Zealand to process visa applicants in China. Audio

Maori Party heading for showdown with PM; Chinese immigration advisers warn govt to tighten up licensing; head-on collision kills four people on State Highway Four; death of 10 year old boy in Waikura… Read more Audio

South Korean media have taken a swipe at their government's move to allow resume whaling. Audio