Morning Report

The trial of the the man accused of fatally shooting the Feilding farmer, Scott Guy, is entering its final stage. Audio

States of emergency have been declared in four US states and Washington DC after violent storms left millions of households without power during an extreme heatwave Audio

Australia's heaviest polluters will now have to pay for their greenhouse gas emissions. Audio

Spain is up 2 nil against Italy in the Euro 2012 Final being held in Kiev. Audio

Civic leaders are nervously watching the fate of small-town courts, which they worry will be the next target of the Government's cost-cutting drive. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The pilot who allegedly endangered 70 passengers and crew when he flew his Boeing 737 out of Queenstown in June 2010 will get to put his side of the story at the resumption of the hearing into the… Read more Audio

The man found guilty of killing New Zealander Emily Longley has confirmed he wants to appeal his conviction and his sentence. Audio

Construction begins this month (July) of the first of Auckland's new electric commuter trains, costing more than half a billion dollars. Audio

Trade Unions say the export manufacturing sector is in a desperate situation with three large companies laying off staff in recent weeks, and they're demanding Government action. Audio

Listening to that is the Public Service Association's Richard Wagstaff . Audio

The Government's new super economic ministry starts today but it will be months before it is actually operating as a single agency. Audio