Morning Report

Scientists working on the South Island's Alpine Fault have discovered a 50 kilometre section prone to small earthquakes that last up to half an hour. Audio

The SpaceX Falcon 9 has become the first privately owned rocket to be sent to the international space station. Audio

The Auckland mayor, Len Brown, may have a mutiny on his hands with nine Auckland councillors planning to table an alternative 10-year budget today. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A black farmworker has been found guilty in South Africa of murdering the white supremacist leader, Eugene Terreblanche. Audio

A man, who says he was used as slave labour on a foreign charter fishing vessel, says he is thrilled the law will be changed to bring the boats under New Zealand employment laws. Audio

One of the energy companies the Government is putting up for partial sale warns it faces signficant business challenges. Audio

The electricity industry is conceding the age of big hydro schemes is at an end after the termination of a large project on Buller River yesterday. Audio

Two United States fighter jets have been scrambled to escort a transatlantic flight that was diverted over concern a passenger was behaving suspiciously. Audio

A British judge has told the killer of New Zealand teenager Emily Longley to stop thinking about champagne, Bentleys and women and instead concentrate on why he is now serving a life sentence. Audio

An American lawyer for Kim Dotcom says the FBI is unfairly intervening in the New Zealand judicial system. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio