Morning Report

The man who documented the aftermath of the Canterbury earthquakes with the film 'When A City Falls' says this week's plan for a new Christchurch CBD will forge a new path for the damaged city. Audio

Legislation which would pave the way for same-sex couples to get married is set to pass its first reading when it comes before Parliament. Audio

From the rowing regatta at Eton Dorney, the New Zealand crews remain right on target for success. Audio

It's been a great night for New Zealand at the London Olympics, with the equestrian team pulling in the first medal of the Games. Audio

The Prime Minister is promising to toughen up local election campaign laws even though he accepts ACT Party leader John Banks did nothing wrong during the 2010 Auckland mayoral campaign. Audio

Reaction to Christchurch's new blueprint for the inner city has so far fallen into two camps; those who have been wowed by the presentation and the ideas and those that like it but think more should… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Labour Party says Housing New Zealand's spending on consultants and contractors has more than doubled. Audio

Kim Dotcom's American-based lawyer, Ira Rothken says he's not surprised the crown is to appeal a high court ruling that search warrants used to seize Mr Dotcom's property were illegal. Audio

Less than a week after a coroner's explosive report into the deaths of the Kahui twins, the Government has put the coronial system under review. Audio

Almost two thirds of New Zealanders are planning deeper cuts to non-essential spending according to one of the country's biggest credit reporting agencies. Audio

Chief executive of the Rugby Players Association, Rob Nichol. Audio