Morning Report for Monday 3 July 2017

6:00 AM.The Lions even the ledger and the All Blacks lose SBW, Teina Pora heads back to court over compensation claim, Kiwisaver turns a decade old, Maori health has had few gains until National leadership… Read more Audio

6:06 AM.A update from the team at RNZ sport. Audio

6:10 AM.A large fire tore through a multi-million dollar luxury development in East London overnight, almost three week's after the city's deadly Grenfell Tower blaze. The Independent's Greg Wilford was at… Read more Audio

6:13 AM.Critics of Kiwisaver say the scheme needs updating. They argue its discriminatory and entrenches existing economic privilege. 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

6:40 AM.Sonny Bill Williams' sending off in Saturday's test match against the British and Irish Lions has raised tensions ahead of this weekend's decider at Eden Park. Audio

6:43 AM.About 55 thousand aged care and disability workers celebrated at the weekend as their new pay rates came into effect. Workers in the sector are getting a rise of between 15 and 50 percent, after they… Read more Audio

6:49 AM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio

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

7:26 AM.The government's retirement savings scheme, Kiwisaver, is now a decade old. There are now more than 2.7 million members and it has savings of more than 41 billion dollars. But that's not enough for… Read more Audio

7:29 AM.As part of RNZ's election year series, "Is this the Brighter Future?", our Maori issues correspondent Mihingarangi Forbes looks at how Maori Health has fared in the nine years of the National-led… Read more Audio

7:38 AM.The parents of a four-year-old who has been in Auckland's Starship Hospital most of her life, are demanding that she be able to come home. Read more Audio

7:48 AM.New research suggests music festival goers doing drugs are actually taking something much worse than they thought. The executive director of the Drug Foundation, Ross Bell, says he thought it would be… Read more Audio

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

8:10 AM.Auckland is preparing for one of its busiest weeks in years as it welcomes the America's Cup home, and hosts tens of thousands of rugby fans. Duncan Wilson is visiting from Cambridge in the UK. Audio

8:15 AM.Aucklanders wanting a glimpse of the Auld mug will get their chance on Thursday. Brett O'Riley is the chief executive of Auckland Tourism, Events & Economic Development. Audio

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

8:40 AM.As part of RNZ's Is this the Brighter Future series our Deputy Political Editor, Chris Bramwell, investigates whether the national cycleways have been the boon for the regions that National promised.

8:44 AM.How is Auckland's new tunnel is coping with its first Monday morning rush hour? NZTA's Brett Gliddon tells us. Audio

8:46 AM.Le Tour de France begins - the oldest and biggest cycle race on the globe. Marcel Kittel won the second stage overnight. There are four New Zealanders in the race. Audio

8:51 AM.Councils around the country are having to wrestle with climate change - such as factoring the consequences of higher tides and more extreme weather in to their long-term town planning. Tracy Neal… Read more Audio

8:56 AM.Floating homes and a barge service along the Avon River in Christchurch are just two of the ideas thrown up by design and urban planning students who entered a competition to come up with ways to fill… Read more Audio