Morning Report

Looking at the Greens' political prospects after this weekend's annual conference are the political commentator Colin James and the former Green MP Nandor Tanzcos. Audio

The decision to resume work on an Auckland water project, without knowing the source of a deadly gas explosion, is being called into question. Audio

Crash investigation and road safety consultant says lower speed tolerance not behind reduction in deaths on roads. Audio

The National Road Policing Manager, Superintendent Paula Rose, says there has been a consistent reduction in deaths on the roads for nine months and that she's ecstatic about this holiday weekend's… Read more Audio

A lawyer is campaigning for a Nelson chef jailed over the murder of an Australian woman in Norfolk Island to be allowed to serve his sentence in this country. Audio

A further arrest over the weekend doesn't mean an end to the investigation of two jewellery heists in Auckland. Audio

Green Party co-leader Metiria Turei joins the programme to discuss the new mandate to negotiate with the National Party after the next election. Audio

The Green Party's emerged from its annual meeting over the weekend with a mandate to go into talks with both major political parties after the election. Audio

The Green Party's emerged from its annual meeting over the weekend with a mandate to go into talks with both major political parties after the election. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Several of the capital's weekend fires were in the Porirua area and the local MP, Labour's Kris Fa'afoi, was with police when they were called to a blaze at a tyre centre in the city on Saturday… Read more Audio

23 of the 40 samples taken from an organic farm south of Hamburg have found no trace of the bacteria and, while testing will continue, the rest of the results won't be known for some time. Audio