Morning Report

Tukoroirangi Morgan is insisting he's still the head of Waikato-Tainui's executive; A Deed of Settlement covering fifteen volcanic cones in Auckland is due to be initialled by tribes and the Crown… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

In Syria, polling stations have just closed after a nationwide referendum on a new constitution. Audio

Housing New Zealand has written to its 69,000 tenants to say that when they have problems in future, help will come at the end of a phone line. Audio

Shipping company was union 'threatened to blacklist'; Rudd v Gillard; Criminal Bar Association says bail petition is unreasonable; MFAT wants answers about Antarctica barge sinking; Glitter, glamour… Read more Audio

Let's have a chat to our Canberra correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio

The police have criticised a motorcycle rally in the South Island this weekend, saying the event promotes dangerous riding and is a recipe for disaster. Audio

The responsibility for instilling the values of tikanga Maori in all the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade staff could rest with a single Maori cultural adviser; The Government's intention to keep… Read more Audio

If you've been sipping fruit juice, spooning yoghurt and nibbling on muesli in an effort to shrink your waistline - consider it wasted effort. Audio

The United Nation's High Commissioner for Refugees says the developed world's fears of floods of refugees are unfounded. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio