Morning Report

A visiting expert on China expects the country's state-owned companies to bid for shares in the Government partial privatisations of energy companies. Audio

Tomorrow the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a lobby group that advocates for free speech, privacy and consumer rights in the digital era, will ask a federal judge to order the return of data to a… Read more Audio

An extradition expert says the evidence gathered during the police raid on Kim Dotcom's mansion could still be used in his extradition hearing, despite being gathered illegally. Audio

The New Zealand Olympic uniform has been unveiled and has passed muster with both the athletes it's designed for and - more importantly - the fashion hierachy. Audio

The Queen has unveiled a six million pound memorial to the 55,573 airmen of Bomber Command, who died during World War Two at a ceremony in London's Green Park. Audio

A coroner has recommended the Corrections Department change the way it monitors prisoners after a man commited suicide in Christchurch Men's Prison last year. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Iwi who are part of a group mounting a legal challenge against the Crafar family farm sale to the successful Chinese bidders say they've been priced out of buying three of the farms. Audio

The National Women's Refuges Collective says, contrary to her comments to Radio New Zealand, the Associate Social Development Minister Tariana Turia was informed of serious problems at a Palmerston… Read more Audio

We were unable to speak to the ACC Minister, Judith Collins, who is overseas, but joining us is ACC's interim board chair Paula Rebstock. Audio

ACC claimants and their advocates say a new agreement between the minister and the corporation to rebuild the public's trust and confidence in the system is simply window dressing. Audio

The defence will continue its closing address this morning at the trial of the Scott Guy murder trial. Audio