Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A Whangarei district councillor says an opinion poll on plans for a Hundertwasser building in the city shows the huge resentment in the community over the project. Audio

Authorities fear as many as 90 people may have drowned, after a boat carrying up to 200 asylum seekers capsized en route to Australia. Audio

The Wellington City Council is considering demolishing the Museum Stand at the Basin Reserve - and has put half a million dollars aside to do it. Audio

After months of uncertainty, the Whanganui District Health Board will today decide the future of the regions threatened women's health service. Audio

Listening to that was our political editor Brent Edwards. Audio

The chief executive of the Accident Compensation Corporation has defended a performance pay system that rewards staff for getting claimants off its books. Audio

Rally New Zealand revved into action this morning with the world's top rally drivers aiming to get their name on the trophy . Audio

Builders say they're getting the run around from a growing number of homeowners who refuse to pay up once their house is built. Audio

The widow of Feilding farmer Scott Guy has told a jury she was so terrified by vandalism of their new home during construction that she wanted to leave the area. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The fastest rate of economic growth in five years is being described as a one-off by both the Government and economists. Audio