Morning Report

The four defendants in the Te Urewera raids trial face an anxious wait as the Crown spends the next four weeks deciding whether or not to go ahead with a retrial. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The Te Urewera trial at the High Court in Auckland has concluded, with the jury hung on the most significant charge. The jury delivered its verdicts yesterday afternoon, finding Tame Iti, Te… Read more Audio

A Ruatoki kaumatua says legal action against the Crown over the 2007 police raid is unlikely to fix the damage inflicted on Tuhoe; The Government has given an assurance that Auckland Council's… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The Queen has praised the strength of the Commonwealth in a speech to the British Parliament to mark her Diamond Jubilee. She promised to 'rededicate' herself to the 'service of the United Kingdom'… Read more Audio

The lawyer for Sergeant Robert Bales, the US soldier accused of killing 16 Afghan civilians, says his client has no memory of the shootings. Audio

Crown has work to do before Te Urewara re-trial decision; Urewera supporter says remaining charge should be dropped; Ministers say they wouldn't have provided a reference; Labour puts pressure on Nick… Read more Audio

A new species of frog has been discovered in the most unlikey of places. Audio

With more than one thousand submissions, the Milford Dart Passage Tunnel public hearings have stirred emotions within the Fiordland and Southern Lakes communities. Audio

New Zealand's first hospital based sealed laboratory for infectious organisms has been opened in Christchurch. Audio