Morning Report

The Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic are though to the ANZ Championship netball semi-finals for the fifth year running after defeating the reigning champions the Queensland Firebirds by 10 goals. Audio

Owners of white-zoned property on the Port Hills in Christchurch who don't know whether they will be able to return to their land say they are sick of waiting and just want to get out. Audio

A Government research boat has begun mapping the seabed off Otago's coast to encourage oil and gas exploration. Audio

Just weeks before a Government inquiry into the Family Court is released, the Principal Family Court Judge has fired a warning shot against any cutbacks to the supervision of violent parents. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Investors in the failed finance company, Aorangi Securities, have been told they are likely to lose a significant amount of money if a court battle over the company's assets is lost. Audio

The scandal over interest rate rigging has claimed another scalp in Britain. Audio

A two-day hearing to decide what should be done with evidence seized from Kim Dotcom's house begins at the High Court in Auckland this morning. Audio

A planned downtown rail tunnel in Auckland is likely to disrupt hundreds of businesses in the central city. Audio

A large part of the country was shaken by a major earthquake late last night. Audio

Many people in the small rural town of Feilding say they're not surprised by the Scott Guy murder trial verdict, believing the Police evidence wasn't strong enough. Audio

The man the Crown accused of murdering Feilding farmer, Scott Guy, has been acquitted, but he is not yet a free man. Audio