Morning Report

Two Maori livestock farmers in Northland are to boycott the Talley-owned meatworks, AFFCO. Audio

Donna Awatere Huata says she has been left in limbo by a Maori Land Court decision that has prevented her collecting a six figure salary at a trust overseeing land in the Hawkes Bay. Audio

Some Aucklanders who oppose plans to build a mega-brothel say it could destroy families and lead to a seedy central city. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

New Zealand school children will have unlimited internet access under a new deal the government is trying to negotiate. Audio

The Green Party says new figures show the Government's tax cuts have increased borrowing by 2 billion dollars. Audio

Greece remains in the grips of a political deadlock, after talks to form an emergency coalition government failed to make progress. Audio

A proposed law to give people a day off work on Mondays when Waitangi Day or Anzac Day fall on weekends looks likely to get through its first reading in Parliament. Audio

Agriculture officials says the area where a Queensland fruit fly was discovered will remain under strict surveillance for at least another 10 days. Audio

The principal of a Whangarei primary school has called a meeting today with the family of a boy who is HIV positive. Audio

In the aftermath of the crash questions are being asked about the state of the road where the crash occurred. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio