Morning Report

Salvors working on the stricken ship, Rena, have successfully removed the first three containers off the deck. Audio

The first full-length film documenting the lives of those affected by the Canterbury earthquakes had its premiere in Christchurch last night. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The England rugby coach, Martin Johnson, under pressure after a disastrous Rugby World Cup campaign, is quitting his job. Audio

The Auckland Council is likely to begin issuing trespass notices to protesters at Auckland's Aotea Square as early as today. Audio

Those organising a service to mark the first anniversary of the Pike River disaster are at pains to ensure that - just one week out from the general election - the day remains non-political. Audio

Part of the tea cup recordings are believed to include discussion of the Act Party's future leadership. Audio

Radio New Zealand's political editor, Brent Edwards. Audio

The National Party says its campaign is still on track, despite the intense pressure on its leader, John Key. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Four of the six minor party leaders who appeared on a televised debate last night say John Key should release the recording of his conversation with John Banks. Audio

An iwi's planning to take further legal action if the Environment Court rules in favour of the Port of Tauranga pushing ahead with plans to deepen and widen the harbour channel; A newcomer to… Read more Audio