Morning Report

The brother of the slain Feilding farmer, Scott Guy, has told a court the man accused of killing his brother scoffed at the police investigation into the death, before he was arrested. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Confidential Australian cabinet papers from 30 years ago, which have just been made public, reveal that concern about the 1981 Springbok tour was so high, it jeopardised New Zealand's participation at… Read more Audio

The resignation of a popular Maori GP from a Maori health organisation is causing consternation in the Far North. Audio

Opposition parties say a letter to the Government from Genesis Energy demonstrates how the partial sale of three State-owned power companies will put the security of the country's electricity supply… Read more Audio

Major reform that would reduce the role of councils is now a step closer. Audio

There are now calls for a clean-out of the whole ACC board, after the minister, Judith Collins, refused to reappoint John Judge as chairman for a second term. Audio

The Government's not ruling out changes to entitlements for the disabled and their families, after deciding to accept a court ruling that it should pay parents who care for their adult children. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The ACC Minister, Judith Collins, says further action is needed before her full confidence will be restored in the corporation and its board. Audio

The man who was at the forefront of the fight to get the government to pay parents who look after their adult disabled children says he is delighted and is looking forward to receiving compensation. Audio

The government is being accused of mistreating Maori by not holding widespread consultation with iwi about plans to relocate the country's founding document, Te Tiriti o Waitangi; An urgent hearing of… Read more Audio