Morning Report

Queenstown doctors are seething over a behind the scenes plan by the Southern District Health Board to place the district's public hopsital into a private trust. Audio

This term, 10-thousand Year 5 and Year 9 children are participating in the Trends In International Mathematics and Science Study. Audio

It's 100 years tomorrow since 30-thousand New Zealand and Australian troops left Western Australia for the battlefields of the First World War. Audio

The Government's Housing Accord which aims to boost home construction in Auckland could struggle to meet its targets. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Americans are known for their obsession with baseball, basketball and American football, but this weekend a sell-out crowd will turn up to see the All Blacks play in Chicago. Audio

Supporters of the restoration of the Christ Church Cathedral say most of the city's residents want to see the earthquake-damaged Anglican cathedral saved from the wrecker's ball. Audio

From tomorrow a new antibiotic will be available in this country for people who have infections caused by multi-resistant bacteria, or superbugs. Audio

Yesterday we brought you the story about a demand from unions for better safety at the country's ports. 5 people have died and more than a hundred have been seriously injured in accidents at ports in… Read more Audio

The ink is only just dry on the controversial Employment Relations Amendment Bill and the Government's next focus is changes to the way holiday pay and annual leave are calculated. Audio

Local country star Tami Neilson and her brother Joshua Neilson have won New Zealand's premier song writing prize, the APRA Silver Scroll. Audio

Classes on sexual consent could soon be part of sex education in high schools. Audio