Morning Report for Thursday 1 October 2015

8:53 AM.The Dismaland, "Bemusement Park" created by the artist Banksy will be dismantled and turned into shelters for migrants in Calais. Audio

8:49 AM.Christchurch residents are stunned to find details about houses being vulnerable to the sea will stay on LIM reports - potentially pushing down the value of their homes. Audio

8:44 AM.Dunedin leaders are calling on the justice minister to end the secrecy about quake-strengthening the city's heritage courthouse, saying the figures being used are unbelievable. Audio

8:39 AM.'Into the River', the first book to be banned in New Zealand in 20 years, will soon be available to readers in the United States and Canada. Audio

8:35 AM.Auckand's Hato Petera Māori boarding school could be in for a major restructuring. Audio

8:32 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

8:24 AM.Australia is now moving to reconsider its crackdown on detaining and deporting New Zealanders as strains in the trans-Tasman relationship begin to surface. Audio

8:18 AM.Russia claim to be targeting ISIS although the strikes have hit provinces including Homs and Hama which the French and the US say are dominated by rebels fighting the regime of Bashar al Assad. Audio

8:10 AM.As we have been reporting this morning, Fonterra chief executive Theo Spierings has asked for his salary to be frozen. Audio

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

7:54 AM.A cyber security expert believes there are signals the Government wants to expand its Cortex cyber security programme. Audio

7:52 AM.The All Blacks have been hit by injuries in the build up to their Rugby World Cup match against Georgia in Cardiff on Saturday morning. Audio

7:46 AM.Auckland Council's chief economist says higher density housing and more efficient construction are crucial to solving the city's housing affordability crisis. Audio

7:42 AM.The lawyer for a New Zealand woman in a Darwin detention centre thinks a new trans-Tasman agreement could provide valuable information to prevent people with little connection to New Zealand being… Read more Audio

7:40 AM.There's real doubt from some quarters over the prospect of a Trans-Pacific Partnership deal out of Atlanta. Audio

7:36 AM.The oil company Shell has halted plans for deepwater drilling off the Otago-Southland coast and is not saying when the exploration program may resume. Audio

7:28 AM.As the world's leaders meet at the United Nations in New York Russia has carried out air strikes against what it says are Islamic State targets in Syria. Audio

7:24 AM.The Justice Minister Amy Adams says a new agreement with Australia will allow for a tougher new monitoring regime for serious criminals deported to New Zealand. Audio

7:16 AM.A second Serco-run prison is under fire, with allegations that serious beatings go unreported and prisoners are in lock-down 23 hours a day. Audio

7:11 AM.The chief executive of Fonterra has asked for his multi-million dollar salary to be frozen this year as the co operative goes through major cost cuts and slashes hundreds of jobs. Audio

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

6:59 AM.Wall Street is up about 1 percent on hopes the commodities slump has run its course. Audio

6:58 AM.A firm that may fly under the radar this week is the Christchurch-based solar lighting manufacturer - Solar Bright. Audio

6:54 AM.New rules aimed at taking some of the heat out of the Auckland housing market come into force today. Audio

6:52 AM.The children's clothing retailer, Pumpkin Patch, says it will need money to revive the company to turnaround the ongoing decline in sales, especially online. Audio

6:49 AM.The ANZ Bank's latest business sentiment survey shows businesses are less pessimistic. Audio

6:44 AM.Russia has carried out air strikes against what it says are Islamic State targets in Syria. Audio

6:40 AM.Fonterra's chief executive has opted to have his pay frozen next year. Audio

6:28 AM.It's hoped new research will reveal why Maori and Pasifika people are more likely to die following heart attacks; Te Wananga o Aotearoa's biannual Kapa Haka competition, Te Mata Wananga starts today… Read more Audio

6:23 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

6:20 AM.Pacific News for 1 October 2015 Audio

6:13 AM.The Taliban is tightening its grip on the Afghan city of Kunduz. Audio

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

6:00 AM.Fonterra's chief executive freezes pay but farmers unimpressed, Second Serco prison under fire by Labour, New Zealand to receive more information on deportations, Tensions rise at the UN as Russia… Read more Audio