Morning Report

South African police say they are treating a rape allegation made against a member of the New Zealand Under-20 rugby team very seriously. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Strong winds forecast for the deep south overnight were not as severe as expected. Audio

Fonterra may have won the battle for its Trading Among Farmers scheme but some farmers say the plan goes against the spirit of a co-operative. Audio

The Maori Council is attempting to reassert itself as a political force - making leadership changes and is driving to advise the Government on all things Maori; The body of last final Maori Battalion… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The Prime Minister says the Government will need to check its obligations under international treaties before deciding whether to ban duty-free imports of cigarettes. Audio

Junior All Blacks facing rape allegations in South Africa, Unfair zoning may be nationwide problem, Fonterra farmers face new vote on share trading scheme and Key witness in CTV Building collapse… Read more Audio

We chat to our correspondent in Brisbane, Donna Field. Audio

There's an anxious wait at Euro 2012, with a tense semi final between England and Italy going into extra time. Audio

A brand and marketing consultant is backing a ministerial push for a Maori representative to be at all international trade talks involving countries with indigenous people; The Government isn't ruling… Read more Audio