Morning Report

The highest court in Egypt has overturned a decree by President Mohammed Mursi to recall parliament. Audio

An international heritage expert is backing a report that says Christchurch's cathedral can be saved, and says there is global support for the building's restoration. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A group of London residents have lost their High Court battle to prevent surface-to-air missiles being stationed on the roof of their council tower block during the Olympics. Audio

rulings regarding the legality of search warrants and the disclosure of evidence to be heard. Audio

Joining us now from Timaru's port is our reporter Nicola Grigg. Audio

Timaru is bracing itself for the probable loss of most of the jobs at its port. Audio

The motion was passed at the Anglican Church's biennial Synod being held in in Fiji. Audio

Joining me now is the lawyer for the Maori Council which is taking this case to the Tribunal, Donna Hall. Audio

We requested an interview with the Prime Minister, John Key, to discuss Pita Sharples' comments but his office said he did not want to engage in a debate on the subject. Audio

The Prime Minister's dismissal of the Waitangi Tribunal has landed him in hot water with one of his Government support parties. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio