Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A former US Democratic presidential candidate, John Edwards, has appeared in court for the first day of a criminal trial involving sex, wealth and the betrayal of his dying wife. Audio

If you've thought about attending an Anzac service tomorrow, here are the details of ceremonies in the main centres. Audio

The Returned and Services Association is rebranding its clubs in an effort to attract the younger generation. Audio

Dairy farmers who've been critical of moves to allow outside investors to buy a stake in their future dividends, say they hope a vote will resolve the deep divisions on the matter. Audio

Labour's Earthquake Recovery spokesperson, Lianne Dalziel, responds. Audio

A legal opinion from an insurance specialist in Christchurch says some insurance companies could be offering less than they should be for homes in the residential redzone. Audio

Breakers face must-win final in Auckland tonight. Audio

The remembrance bells at the National War Memorial, synonymous with Anzac Day, will turn 80 years old tomorrow, when the nation pays tribute to fallen soldiers from world conflicts. Audio

The Auckland Council has been forced to back down over its plan to increase dog registration fees. Audio

John Banks says his party secured its place in Parliament legitimately and has nothing to apologise for. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio