Morning Report

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

The former Prime Minister Dame Jenny Shipley, is calling for New Zealand to match Australia in making the reporting of the number of women at the top of publicly listed companies mandatory. Audio

Meridian's chief executive says axing the company's plans to dam the Mokihinui River could leave Buller and the West coast vulnerable to electricity shortages. Audio

A tribe at the foot of Tongariro National Park says delays at the Waitangi Tribunal may force the iwi into direct negotiations with the Government; More than one hundred locked workers at AFFCO's… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The Australian convicted drug smuggler, Schapelle Corby, has been granted a five-year cut to her prison term in Indonesia, paving the way for an early release. Audio

The Labour Party says the crew of foreign chartered fishing vessels may still be abused during the transition period to new rules. Audio

Dotcom's US lawyer says FBI unfairly intervening; Harsh words from judge as Emily Longley's killer sentenced; Fighter jets scrambled to escort US passenger plane; Cancellation of hydro dam scheme… Read more Audio

A UFO investigator says there has been a significant rise in the number of unexplained sightings in the past two months. Audio