Morning Report

The Christchurch City Missioner says the decision to evict people from 31 council units will only exacerbate an already tight rental market. Audio

Thousands in Australia remain displaced as the flood emergency on the east coast continues and it's feared the death toll will rise to six today, with two men missing after being swept from their car.

The expansion of Maori Youth courts around the country is being stymied by a lack of maori judges. Audio

Unions are vowing to fight for thousands of jobs that could be lost if a plan to cut postal delivery services to just three days a week goes ahead. Audio

The Justice Minister, Judith Collins, will take a paper to Cabinet next Monday with recommendations to resolve the David Bain compensation case. Audio

The Green Party is questioning whether New Zealanders will get first "dibs" on shares when state assets are sold off. Audio

Official papers show the Ministry of Education and Treasury repeatedly told the government not to let Wanganui Collegiate become a state school. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Yesterday on Morning Report the Mayor of Auckland Len Brown rejected suggestions a shortage of land is the major factor in driving up house prices in the Super City. Audio

The ongoing debate about getting more New Zealanders onto the property ladder spilled over into the Prime Minister's first speech to Parliament this year. Audio

Thousands in Australia are still displaced as the flooding on the east coast continues. Audio

New Zealand First Party leader Winston Peters has had a few run-ins with New Zealand Post over the years, ranging from concerns about whether it did enough to combat fraud to arguing for Kiwibank to… Read more Audio