Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Esther Moreland who was 108 passed away at Parkwood Retirement Village in Waikanae on Friday, just two weeks before her 109th birthday. Audio

A new study says many women with breast cancer do not need their lymph nodes removed, which could improve the health of thousands of them. Audio

The Maori Party's maverick MP, Hone Harawira, has once again angered his party's leadership by going against a promise not to talk to the media. Audio

Student, Nala Nasr, is an Egyptian born New Zealander who was in Cairo with her family last week. Audio

Overnight, the new military rulers of Egypt have suspended the country's constitution and dissolved Parliament. Audio

The Department of Conservation is attempting to transfer juvenile blue ducks in northern Fiordland to safer areas to increase their chances of survival. Audio

In just over an hour's time Auckland councillors will re-open a heated debate over how much funding to give a new board set up represent Maori. Audio

Some seasoned real estate experts say the only way the property market can be kickstarted is if sellers drop their prices. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Frank Whitten, who plays the wily, slightly senile and safecracking Grandpa Ted West, has died. Audio

The Government drugs manager Pharmac is likely decide within weeks to fund an expensive new cancer drug and widen access to another. Audio