Morning Report for Wednesday 8 July 2015

8:55 AM.The tennis world number one, Novak Djokovic has squeezed into the quarter-finals at Wimbledon in a thrilling five set duel with the South African, Kevin Anderson. Audio

8:51 AM.Two new books to help children still struggling to manage anxiety after the Canterbury earthquakes are being provided to more than twenty-thousand children for free. Audio

8:47 AM.A special working party has been established to resolve historic grievances between the Crown and the pacifist settlement Parihaka, in Taranaki; The Bay of Plenty Regional Council says it's changed… Read more Audio

8:42 AM.Genesis Energy has confirmed the gas-fired power station planned for Rodney, north of Auckland, has been scuttled. Audio

8:39 AM.Bigger isn't always better when it comes to power company customer satisfaction. Audio

8:36 AM.Auckland Council has given the go ahead to build a new film precinct at Hobsonville Point despite claims the land should be used for housing. Audio

8:31 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

8:26 AM.Economic turmoil overseas and the low Fonterra dairy payout along with the recent Reserve Bank rate cut have combined to force the New Zealand dollar to five year lows. Audio

8:23 AM.Businesses and manufacturers have cautioned against the country talking itself into recession, following figures showing business confidence at its lowest level in three years. Audio

8:15 AM.The Government is touting its new emissions reduction target as ambitious as it seeks to reduce emissions by 11% below 1990 levels by 2030. Audio

8:11 AM.Samoan rugby fans in New Zealand and Apia are gearing up to watch today's game. Audio

8:07 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

7:56 AM.Australian swimming legend Dawn Fraser has apologised for the comments she made about Nick Kyrgios following the rising tennis star's visible lack of commitment or "tanking" during his fourth-round… Read more Audio

7:53 AM.And to the latest on Greece our correspondent, Jack Parrock is in Athens. Audio

7:48 AM.Social housing experts say the number of people living in boarding houses is continuing to increase. Audio

7:42 AM.And listening to that on the line is Climate Issues Minister Tim Groser. Audio

7:39 AM.The Government has committed to what it says is a more ambitious emissions reduction target but it will only cut emissions 11 percent by 2030 compared with 1990 Audio

7:37 AM.Grapes have been pulled off supermarket shelves across the country after the discovery a number of what are thought to be poisonous spiders. Audio

7:26 AM.The bitterly cold southerly flow travelling up the country has brought treacherous black ice to Christchurch. Audio

7:21 AM.The former chief executive of Fonterra, Craig Norgate has died in the UK aged just 50 . Audio

7:18 AM.And, listening to that is Oscar Kightley, a proud Samoan actor writer and director. Audio

7:13 AM.John Campbell has been a driving force behind the campaign to bring the All Blacks to Samoa and will be a commentator at today's match. Audio

7:11 AM.It's seven hours until kickoff in Apia. Audio

7:07 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

6:58 AM.The Dow Jones Index is down 37 points 17,647. Audio

6:57 AM.New continuous disclosure guidelines issued by the Australian Stock Exchange could affect what information is given to the New Zealand market Audio

6:55 AM.China's shares plunged again yesterday, despite emergency measures to arrest their decline. Audio

6:54 AM.A sharp fall in online book sales, bucking the general trend of digital buying, is being blamed on customers actually going back into shops. Audio

6:52 AM.The retirement village group, Summerset, is forecasting a jump in profit of up to 39-percent due to record breaking sales and revenue from providing care. Audio

6:51 AM.An official in Greece says the country is asking its euro zone partners for an interim solution to its funding needs. Audio

6:50 AM.People are still splashing out on new vehicles despite the slump in confidence Audio

6:48 AM.Economists say the official cash rate could return to historic lows of 2.5 percent by the end of the year, after another survey showing the economy is losing momentum. Audio

6:44 AM.The grit trucks are out in Christchurch as the city wakes up to extensive black ice. Audio

6:42 AM.It's just over seven hours until kickoff in Apia where Manu Samoa are gearing up to take on the All Blacks. Audio

6:29 AM.A special working party has been established to resolve historic grievances between the Crown and the pacifist settlement Parihaka, in Taranaki; The Bay of Plenty Regional Council says it's changed… Read more Audio

6:25 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

6:22 AM.The latest from the Pacific region Audio

6:13 AM.Memorial services have been taking place across the British capital to mark the tenth anniversary of the 7/7 suicide bomb attacks on London's transport network. Audio

6:10 AM.The Climate Change Minister,Tim Groser, has signalled the toughening up of the Emissions Trading Scheme to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 11 per cent from their 1990 levels, by 2030. Audio

6:06 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

6:00 AM.We'll cross to Samoa where its Manu vs the All Blacks in Apia today. Craig Norgate dies in the UK aged just 50 and grapes have been pulled off supermarket shelves across the country after the… Read more Audio