Morning Report

United States authorities will take another step towards extraditing the founder of the Internet file-sharing giant, Megaupload, when they hold talks with his lawyers today. Audio

An initial report on the breach of the privacy of thousands of ACC claimants will go to the ACC minister, Judith Collins, tomorrow. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The lawyer for the former head of the Indian Premier League has told a British judge that cricketer Chris Cairns is a liar as Cairns' libel suit against Lalit Modi enters its final stages. Audio

28 people are dead, 22 of them children, after a bus full of Belgian school pupils on a ski trip crashed in a tunnel in Switzerland. Audio

The bitter dispute at Ports of Auckland goes back to the Auckland Council today for what could be the final debate by politicians. Audio

A High Court jury is expected to begin deliberating today in the trial of four people accused of taking part in military style camps in Te Urewera National Park. Audio

The hip replacement patient who's leading the New Zealand tranche of a lawsuit that could form part of one of the largest medical liability cases in history says no one really knows what future health… Read more Audio

Joining us now is the New Zealand Rugby Union Chief Executive, Steve Tew. Audio

After talks stretching late into the night, a deal has been done to avoid the liquidation of the Otago Rugby Union. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Twenty-eight New Zealanders are joining an international lawsuit against a hip replacement manufacturer after some recipients discovered toxic levels of metal in their systems. Audio