Morning Report

The boss of Housing New Zealand apologises to tenants needlessly evicted because of its flawed meth testing, Employers are bristling at plans to shake-up industrial relations - they warn of a return… Read more Audio

It may sound like science fiction, but a group of young New Zealand innovators have come up with the idea to use virtual reality to save space agencies millions of dollars in repair costs. Team Marama… Read more Audio

Some English language schools in the the South Island are struggling to find qualified teachers for new refugees. New Zealand is set to increase its annual refugee quota from 750 to 1000 in July, the… Read more Audio

Health workers in Papua New Guinea are calling for dramatic change as hospital shelves run bare. Some hospitals are completely out of drugs and testing kits; Others are scrounging for stocks of life… Read more Audio

An immigration lawyer has likened some of the commission-based practices in the international student sector to a Pyramid scheme. International students pump more than four billion dollars into New… Read more Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Kura kaupapa leaders are frustrated that new funding to lift Māori achievement will be spent on mainstream teachers. They're at breaking point after years of inaction from the government, with some… Read more Audio

National party leader Simon Bridges has apologised for needlessly decontaminating state houses after getting what he says was dud advice about methamphetamine. Mr Bridges told Morning Report the issue… Read more Audio

Te Manu Korihi reporter John Boynton is in Tolaga Bay, and has been down to the river mouth, where huge amounts of debris have washed down from the hills in heavy rain. He talks to Guyon Espiner. Audio

The East Coast looks like it may miss out on more forcast heavy rain on Tuesday. River levels are still high and more than 20 families spent Monday night with family and friends. Monday's big downpour… Read more Audio

The french open lost one of its highly anticipated showdowns before it even started after Serena Williams was forced to withdraw through injury. Audio

New Zealand volcanologist Janine Krippner discusses the Guatemala volcano Fuego eruption with Guyon Espiner. Audio