Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The Prime Minister is heading to Britain at the end of the week to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee as New Zealand officials continue to co-ordinate work on changing the succession laws. Audio

Mr Dotcom will now be allowed to see, in advance, a lot of what prosecutors are saying about him. Audio

Megaupload's founder, Kim Dotcom, says his strict bail conditions, which were relaxed yesterday, were a grotesque over-reaction. Audio

A daughter of George Gwaze, the man acquitted for the second time of the murder and sexual assault of his neice, says her family was put through five terrible years because the New Zealand medical… Read more Audio

Expat New Zealanders performed a haka in front of hundreds of people at a vigil near the shopping mall in Doha where 19 people including three New Zealand children died. Audio

The Assistant Police Commissioner says concerns raised about the behaviour of a Waimate man, Jason Frandi, were dealt with quickly and appropriately. Audio

One of the country's most exclusive private schools, King's College, says it's overhauled its drug and alcohol education programmes after a spate of deaths at the school. Audio

There's a warning of "blood on the conference floor" today when the Education Minister Hekia Parata fronts up to school principals at a conference in Auckland. Audio

Search and rescue teams who scoured the Kaimai Ranges looking for a missing group of school children in the Bay of Plenty say they're relieved they found them safe and well. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Medical professor Felicity Goodyear-Smith worked behind the scenes for George Gwaze's defence team in both trials, helping to source overseas medical HIV experts who challenged the Crown's view. Audio