Morning Report

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The owners of five thousand severely quake damaged homes in Christchurch will today be weighing their next move after the government finally revealed its hand. Audio

The government's pay out offer to Christchurch quake victims, some say it may not save them from financial ruin. How will the package work? This morning we'll talk to insurers, the real estate… Read more Audio

If you're a big burly bloke, you have a chance of being centre-stage at the Rugby World Cup - even if you can't play rugby. Audio

The Environmental Defence Society is calling for reform of New Zealand's marine management, after warnings from scientists that the world's oceans are on the brink of collapse. Audio

The Australian Government is considering moving many warships and thousands of personnel to bases in Western Australia and the Northern Territory. Audio

News from the Waatea team. Audio

The Government is being warned it can't afford to relax over improving immunisation rates, and more hard work is needed. Audio

First-fives Aaron Cruden and Colin Slade have been drafted into the All Blacks training camp, suggesting they'll be first to be called on if star player Dan Carter strikes problems. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The Communications Minister says he's appalled by Labour MPs' claims Telecom will enjoy a taxpayer funded guarantee if it runs foul of the Commerce Commission. Audio