Morning Report

The owners of earthquake prone buildings in central Wellington have told the city council just how crippling the costs of strengthening will be. Audio

The lawyer representing Kohanga, Mei Chen, says a teaching qualification created by the Maori pre-schools shouldn't need the approval of the Teachers' Council; The former Maori Party MP, Rahui Katene… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The Australian Government is contributing 100-million dollars for the Anzac centenary commemorations which begin in 2014. Audio

A zookeeper is crushed and killed while trying to calm a frightened elephant. Rupert Murdoch denies undue influence over British Prime Ministers and Auckland Councillors will decide today whether to… Read more Audio

Listener feedback and comments on today's show. Audio

Has New Zealand given up on high-brow literature and embraced cheap and trashy sensationalism? Audio

A computer game developed by the University of Auckland is helping young people beat depression. Audio

A kohanga manager is encouraging a small Northland school to continue thinking outside the Ministry of Education's philosophy - despite the kura's board being sacked; Some members of Ngati Wai say… Read more Audio

Comments made by a senior Labour MP about his party's concerns for New Zealand becoming 'Australia's Mexico' are thirty years out of date according to Mexico's ambassador. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio