Morning Report

The Labour Party's Charles Chauvel says the country's migrant policy discriminates against seasonal workers with HIV. Overseas workers who test positive for HIV are excluded from New Zealand's… Read more Audio

The Prime Minister says the sale of shares in public assets could be delayed if the Maori Council was to win an injunction in the High Court. Audio

Prison release conditions to be set for Beast of Blenheim; KiwiRail to slash up to 220 jobs by October; Police investigating body found in Mt Victoria; New Zealander dies while base jumping in… Read more Audio

A Pakistani spy in Government House; and an Australian lawyer held in Libya has been released. Audio

The first national bonspeil, or curling tournament, in two years is about to be held. Audio

The Waitangi Tribunal will today be asked to recommend that the Crown puts off selling its first batch of shares in state owned enterprises; A request by the Maori Anglican Bishop in Chistchurch late… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

After sailing 43 thousand nautical miles Team New Zealand finished the Volvo Ocean Race on Sunday by coming second in the Galway In-Port race in Ireland. Audio

The stage for the ANZ netball championship grand final has been set - and it's going to be in Australia. Audio

Dire predictions tougher emmission standards would halve used vehicle imports have failed to materialise. Audio

Donor countries and organisations including the World Bank meeting in Tokyo have promised US$16 billion in aid to Afghanistan. That's on top of the money NATO will spend on supporting the Afghan… Read more Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio