Morning Report

New Zealand formally resumes its military cooperation with Fiji tomorrow. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A near sell out crowd is expected at the second Auckland Nines rugby league tournament kicking off tomorrow. Audio

The prices people are paying for kiwifruit orchards in the Bay of Plenty have met and in some cases are surpassing what people paid before the deadly PSA virus hit New Zealand. Audio

The Transport Accident Investigation Commission wants recreational boat users to be licenced or made to undergo training, saying the present system is flawed. Audio

A new study reinforces just how unaffordable Auckland property has become. Audio

Robyn Toomath is Clinical Director of Internal Medicine at Auckland Hospital and has been outspoken in the fight against obesity. Audio

A weight loss surgeon says New Zealand will become the fattest nation on earth within five years. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Education leaders are trying to understand a shock drop in the number of students passing University Entrance. Audio

It's been confirmed at a coroner's inquest that one of the victims in last month's Sydney seige was killed by police gunfire. Audio

That deadline had been set by the Islamic State militants threatening to kill a Jordanian pilot unless the woman prisoner was handed over by sunset. Audio