Morning Report

Queensland Fire and Emergency has tweeted a photo of a bull shark washed up on a road by Cyclone Debbie along with a warning saying "Think it's safe to go back in the water?" Think again!" 9 News… Read more Audio

In the wake of global scepticism of polls given their failure to predict the Trump victory or the Brexit vote, pollsters are rushing to reassure New Zealanders of their credibility ahead of this… Read more Audio

Frustrated travellers were finally able to continue on their journeys yesterday when fog lifted from Wellington airport. Brent Thomas from House of Travel gives advise on what stranded travellers can… Read more Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Russia tried to hijack the US election through "propaganda on steroids", says a Democratic senator investigating alleged Kremlin political meddling. His comments come as the Senate Intelligence… Read more Audio

The effectiveness of sex education in intermediate and high schools is being put under the microscope by the Education Review Office, as Tim Graham reports. Audio

Serco has been involved only in a labour supply agreement at Mt Eden Prison which finishes today, leaving Corrections back in control, as Tom Furley reports. Audio

The new Ministry for Vulnerable Children is only hours from launching and already it's been compared to the Titanic. The chief executive of the urban Maori authority, Te Whanau o Waipareira, John… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Black Caps captain Kane Williamson has been named New Zealand Cricketer of the Year for the second year running. Read more Audio

According to Wellington's leaders, the capital's lifeline, the port, would be unusable if a disastrous earthquake struck within the next three months, as Michael Cropp reports. Audio