Morning Report

The British bank Barclays has been ordered to pay 453 million US dollars in fines to British and United States authorities after admitting it manipulated key interbank lending rates. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

One person who took special delight in watching today's handshake was the former Catholic bishop of Derry, Edward Daly. Audio

An upgrade of the eruption detection system, at one of the country's most active volcanoes, Mount Ruapehu, has just been completed. Audio

More people are coming forward alleging unfair treatment at the hands of ACC. Audio

Three people are missing and believed to be dead, after a boat carrying 134 asylum seekers capsized north of the Australian territory of Christmas Island yesterday. Audio

A hapu that has won the right to claim a section of the Waikato riverbed believes the decision could set a precedent for other iwi. Audio

A forensic structural engineer who inspected the Canterbury Television Building after it collapsed says the concrete used in its construction was unusually brittle. Audio

The defence case in the Scott Guy murder trial opened and closed yesterday with just two witnesses called. Audio

The Associate Minister for Social Development and Whanau Ora Minister is demanding to know why officials left her in the dark about serious financial problems at a Maori Women's refuge. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The Attorney-General says it's too early to judge the exact implications of a Supreme Court decision on part of the Waikato River, in terms of possible Maori ownership. Audio