Morning Report

Recreational fishermen are pushing for an easing of rules over catching blue cod in the Marlborough Sounds, two months after tough new rules were introduced in the fishery. Audio

The World Health Organization's cancer research agency has issued a new report, describing mobile phones as possibly carcinogenic. Audio

The government is serving notice its pruning shears are getting sharper and cuts in state spending will accelerate. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

There are reports delegates may walk out of Fifa's congress in Zurich, as discontent grows within world football's governing body. Audio

The Accident Compensation Corporation is set to face competition from private insurers from October next year. Audio

Founded in 1923, the company is the Taranaki town's biggest employer. Audio

Receivers will be appointed today for the Christchurch bus-maker, Designline, which has gone into liquidation. Audio

Rugby World Cup organisers admit they are struggling to resell tickets to some of the Christchurch games moved elsewhere because of the quake. Audio

The rumoured presidential hopeful Sarah Palin is keeping the public guessing as she hits the road on her United States' East Coast tour. Audio

Voters in the northernmost Maori electorate will go to the polls on Saturday June the 25th. Audio