Morning Report

Indian cricketers have been giving evidence by video link, as Chris Cairns' libel suit against the former head of the Indian Premier League enters its final stages in London. Audio

US officials have warned of possible reprisal attacks and long term damage to securing peace in Afghanistan after the killing of 16-villagers by an American soldier. Joining the programme to discuss… Read more Audio

A survey of employees has found more than half take work home, and one in three say they're expected to be available to their employer at all hours. Audio

New Zealand has been a world leader in developing technology which protects buildings in a major earthquake, but it's barely used in this country. Audio

Older New Zealanders worried about getting shingles are being offered a rare chance to be vaccinated against the often-painful disease. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Retailers and importers are warning consumers to expect gaps on shelves and higher prices, as the Ports of Auckland industrial dispute drags on. Audio

The Labour Party says the proposed restructuring at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is a mess, and the government will have to back down. Audio

ACC law specialist Hazel Armstrong joins the programme with comment on a landmark court ruling that people who are knowingly HIV-positive - and that have unprotected sex without disclosing their… Read more Audio

HIV support groups are upset by a landmark court ruling that means people with the disease, who don't tell their sexual partners before having unprotected sex, could be charged with rape. Audio

Former New Zealand test and English county cricketer, Iain O'Brien, believes match-fixing is widespread in all forms of the game overseas. Audio

The Afghan parliament has demanded an American soldier who killed sixteen civilians yesterday in a middle-of-the-night shooting rampage be put on trial in an Afghan court. Audio