Morning Report

It's been the celebrity story of the week if not the month, the announcement celebrity couple Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes will be divorcing. Audio

The Reserve Bank says copying the high profile interventions in the foreign exchange market by Japan and Switzerland wouldn't have been appropriate here. Audio

A group who will be coming up with ideas for the new Christchurch cathedral has looked to some of the world's most impressive churches for inspiration. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Independent radio news is half a century old next week. Audio

The discovery of a sub-atomic particle matching the description of a Higgs Boson has lit a fire in the world of theoretical physics. Audio

An Auckland lawyer specialising in compensation cases says if Kim Dotcom decides to sue for the illegal search and seizure at his Coatesville mansion could earn him tens of thousands of dollars. Audio

Opposition parties say recommended changes to the Resource Management Act by independent advisory group are a major assault on the sustainable management of the environment. Audio

A nuclear engineering expert says a report into the disaster at the Fukushima nuclear plant is a wake up call for Japan and the rest of the world. Audio

It's traditionally seen as a game of speed and strength, and physical skill. Increasingly though, rugby is becoming a game of the mind. Audio

The V8 Supercar Chairman says fingers will not be burnt as they were in Hamilton when the Australian V8 supercar championship is held in Pukekohe. Audio