Morning Report

Consumer New Zealand says it expects scrutiny over the price of milk to shift from farmers to supermarkets after a Commerce Commission investigation. Audio

It has been a violent 24 hours in Afghanistan as well as 17 civilians being killed, 10 Afghan soldiers at a checkpoint have also lost their lives. Audio

The Corrections Department and Stewart Murray Wilson's lawyer will meet today to reconsider his reintegration plan, in light of yesterday's partially successful judicial review. Audio

Joining us is Kathy Ertel, a treaty lawyer who represented the Ngati Ruapani iwi at the Waitangi Tribunal hearing into water rights. Audio

The Prime Minister appears determined to proceed with the sale of shares in Mighty River Power before the end of the year, despite the Waitangi Tribunal recommending it be delayed. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

A judge has thrown out a legal challenge taken by Whanganui District Council to prevent the serial sex offender, Stewart Murray Wilson, being released in its area, but has not yet given his reasons… Read more Audio

A west Auckland urban Maori authority says it would not have poured money and resources into delivering a Government welfare scheme, if it had known the plug was about to be pulled; An Auckland iwi… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

There's been fresh unrest at a platinum mining complex in South Africa where 34 people were shot dead by police 11 days ago. Audio

The Green Party has warned the Government not to ignore the Waitangi Tribunal's report recommending it delay the sale of shares in Mighty River Power. Audio