Morning Report

Auckland's King's College is reeling this morning after the death of David Gaynor, the school's fourth student in less than 2 years. Audio

Radio NZ reporters are at both Wellington and Auckland airports and give us an idea of what travellers are facing. Audio

Days of disruption are looming for airline travellers as a huge ash cloud from a Chilean volcano hovers over the country. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The chaplain at Kings College, the Reverend Warner Wilder, is describing the weekend tragedy, which involved the death of Year 13 student David Gaynor, as surreal. Audio

Fiji Government spokesperson, Sharon Smith Johns, tells of disappointment but not surprise at New Zealand allowing former military officer, Lieutenant Colonel Tevita Mara, into the country. Audio

A huge high altitude cloud of volcanic ash is now above virtually the whole country and is expected to cause further disruption for thousands of flyers again today. Audio

News from the Waatea team. Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

At least four airlines, including Jetstar and Qantas, are cancelling domestic and international flights in Australia and New Zealand. Eileen Cameron is at Auckland airport. Audio

The latest on the volcanic ash cloud and the travel disruption it's causing; more tragedy for exclusive Auckland school; Fiji military dissident gets brief New Zealand travel visa and; Govt convention… Read more Audio