Morning Report

A lawyer for the Maori Council says a Supreme Court ruling on the ownership of a part of a river bed is extremely helpful to its own water rights case; Meanwhile, the hapu says it's excited to be able… Read more Audio

The Government has launched a programme to help school students choose a career. Audio

The editor of Christchurch's Press newspaper is taking over as editor in chief of the Melbourne daily, The Age. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A bill allowing the offshore processing of asylum seekers passed through the lower house of Australia's parliament last night. Audio

Five inmates are facing a raft of charges over the beating of a Rimutaka Prison guard who suffered serious head injuries. Audio

As we said earlier on Morning Report, more people are coming forward alleging unfair treatment by the ACC. Audio

About 40 percent of employers surveyed by the Labour Department who have given someone a job using the 90 day trial period say they would not have been able to take on a new worker without it. Audio

The New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters, says it beggars belief that the Whanau Ora minister wasn't aware of serious financial irregularities at a Maori Women's Refuge he revealed in Parliament… Read more Audio

Portugal and Spain are currently locked at nil-all in the first semi-final at the Euro 2012 football championship in the Ukraine capital, Kiev. Audio

The Green Party says the cost to build one of the Government's roads of national significance as has blown out by 300-million dollars. Audio