Morning Report for Tuesday 24 January 2017

6:00 AM.Donald Trump signs executive order pulling out of TPP; Charles Finny on President Trump pulling out of the TPP; Protection order complaint against senior constable upheld; Politicians make their way… Read more Audio

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

6:17 AM.Britain's Supreme Court will decide the future of Brexit overnight tonight. Government ministers are expecting to lose an appeal to overturn an earlier High Court decision ruling the UK parliament has… Read more Audio

6:17 AM.President Trump has just signed the executive order to formally withdraw the United States from the trans-pacific partnership trade deal Donald Trump called the TPP order a "great thing for the… Read more Audio

6:20 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

6:22 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

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6:55 AM.The listed honey and oils company, Comvita, was mauled on the sharemarket yesterday after it confirmed it would make a significant first half loss because of poor honey production, and the impact of… Read more Audio

6:56 AM.There appears to be no barrier to Abano Healthcare withholding about half a million dollars in dividends to cover costs related to a hostile takeover bid from one of its shareholders. Audio

7:06 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

7:17 AM.Charles Finny says he's not surprised at Donald Trump's pulling out of TPP, and says it will hurt New Zealand's interests. Audio

7:20 AM.It's taken the police two years to investigate and uphold a Northland woman's complaint that a senior constable had failed to take protection order breaches she reported, seriously. Our police… Read more Audio

7:25 AM.As politicians across the divide arrive at Ratana Pa, sparking the beginning of an election year, the Maori Party has proclaimed a new unified Maori movement, saying the pa's partnership with Labour… Read more Audio

7:31 AM.Andrew Little says it's ridiculous to say Labour has lost the support of Ratana and wider Maori voters, and he is confident in the long-standing relationship. Audio

7:44 AM.ACT Leader David Seymour says his party would force the Government's hand on RMA reform to free up land for housing if they held the balance of power following the election. Audio

7:51 AM.One of the foremost opponents of the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement, Jane Kelsey, says any possible economic benefits from the trade deal are now non-existent thanks to the United States… Read more Audio

7:55 AM.Early childhood centres are crying foul over a proposed law that will change when children can start school. They're worried the so-called 'cohort entry' which will mean 5 year olds start at the… Read more Audio

7:59 AM.A Melbourne man has been charged with five counts of murder following his deadly drive through the central city last week. Audio

8:06 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

8:14 AM.As far as the United States is concerned, the Trans Pacific Partnership is dead. Political columnist for The Hill Brent Budowsky says there's more to come from Mr Trump. Audio

8:17 AM.Donald Trump's press secretary Sean Spicer has held his first White House briefing. Audio

8:20 AM.As figures reveal a near 200 percent jump in the number of teen offenders spending time in police custody last year, legal experts are calling on the government to remove legislation allowing Child… Read more Audio

8:28 AM.Leonie Freeman says there's no shortage of ideas on housing, while the problem of a lack of houses continues. She says there's a 'blame game' between the government and Auckland Council. Audio

8:29 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

8:30 AM.Battery faults found to have caused fires in some Samsung Galaxy Note7's - costing $5.3 billion in recalls and tarnishing the company's reputation. Audio

8:34 AM.Tim Southee became the fifth New Zealander to take 200 test wickets as the Black Caps completed a clean sweep of their cricket series against Bangladesh. Audio

8:35 AM.Dave Luddy updates us on the latest at the Australian Open, with veterans Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer still in the hunt for a twilight title. Audio

8:45 AM.Dave Luddy updates us on the latest at the Australian Open, with veterans Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer still in the hunt for a twilight title. Audio

8:45 AM.The Insurance Council is defending the time commercial claims are taking in quake-damaged Kaikoura, saying insurers are working as fast as possible. But Kaikoura businesses say things are dragging on… Read more Audio

8:48 AM.Peace talks with the ambitious goal of ending the Syrian civil war have got off to a rocky start in Astana, Kazakhstan. Our correspondent Natalie Carney has the latest. Audio

8:50 AM.As PNG police are rumoured to be protecting a colleague who's alleged to have murdered his wife, NGOs say women are too afraid to report domestic violence and rely on violent husbands for their… Read more Audio

8:55 AM.The Puniho Pa Trust in Taranaki is taking aim at freedom campers, fed up by their ancestral lands being decimated. A chain has been placed across the entrance to a popular camping site, restricting… Read more Audio