Morning Report

A Bay of Plenty intermediate school is taking the Ministry of Education to the High Court today in a last ditch effort to stop the school's closure. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

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

The Economic Development minister, Steven Joyce, says he can't yet predict the number of people who will be made redundant as a result of combining four government agencies into one 'super ministry'. Audio

Thousands of New Zealanders are now able to freely access their KiwiSaver funds for the first time ever, with the savings scheme reaching its fifth anniversary. Audio

The government's being accused of being indifferent to public broadcasting, after shutting down TVNZ Seven at the weekend then the next day rolling over a free deal for the commercial operator… Read more Audio

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