Morning Report

A update from the team at RNZ sport. Audio

One man controlling lion's share of Indian student market, National, Labour launch battle for Auckland voters, Akl transport tug of war between Labour and National, Super Rugby win a long time coming… Read more Audio

It's Friday so we talk talk to our Melbourne correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes. Audio

Usain Bolt is ready to race and ready to retire. The athletics superstar is set to retire after the world champs which start in London on Saturday. Sports editor Stephen Hewson looks back at his… Read more Audio

The Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands led by New Zealand and Australia is over, after 14 years helping to restore law and order. RNZ Pacific's Koroi Hawkins, travelled to Honiara... Audio

A tumultuous seven years in Ngapuhi history draw to a close today at the Waitangi Tribunal's long-running Northland inquiry. Lois Williams went along to listen. Audio

Will new technology overwhelm our building industry or be its saviour? Industry leaders are being warned about the future, Tom Furley reports. Audio

Police will soon have the power to move window washers away from intersections and give them instant fines. The MP for Botany, Jami-Lee Ross, says Counties-Manukau police have been asking for powers… Read more Audio

Parliament yesterday voted to give police the power to move window washers away from intersections and give them instant fines. Window washers tell Jessie Chiang they're just trying to make a living. Audio

Law professor Andrew Geddis joins us to discuss the legal implications around news Metiria Turei enrolled to vote at the wrong address in the past. Audio