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Dunedin waits to find out health risk from dodgy water
16 Aug 2017It's not yet known if there's a major public health risk from untreated water that flowed through pipes in Dunedin. Southern District Health Board's Medical Officer of Health Dr Keith Reid joins us. Audio
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Markets Update for 16 August 2017
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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NZ must hold inquiry into state care abuse - Susan Devoy
16 Aug 2017Race Relations Commissioner Dame Susan Devoy has told the United Nations that if the New Zealand Government doesn't have an inquiry into historical abuse in state care, it's failing in its duty under… Read more Audio
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Biosecurity not enough to stop threat to Pohutukawa
16 Aug 2017There are fears a disease wiping out forests of native trees in Hawaii could do the same to pohutukawa and rata here if biosecurity practices aren't stepped up. Jacob McSweeny reports. Audio
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Labour 'lacks strategic vision' in Te Tai Tokerau - Hone Harawira
16 Aug 2017Mana leader Hone Harawira tells Morning Report Labour deputy leader Kelvin Davis' vow to hang on to the Te Tai Tokerau seat demonstrates the party's lack of strategic vision. If Labour wants to build… Read more Audio
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Ardern in tough spot amid citizenship controversy - political analysis
16 Aug 2017After news of Labour's links to Australian deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce's citizenship, leader Jacinda Ardern has a delicate balance to hold, RNZ political editor Jane Patterson tells us. If… Read more Audio
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Electoral Commission targets youth vote via social media
16 Aug 2017The Electoral Commission has enlisted a 21-year-old social media star to help persuade younger voters to head to the polls. Electoral Commission chief electoral officer Alicia Wright told Morning… Read more Audio
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Lifting LVR limit will hurt first home-buyers - ex-RBNZ economist
Former Reserve Bank economist Kirdan Lees is warning first home-buyers could suffer if Loan to Value ratios are lifted. He joins us with the Property Institute's chief executive Ashley Church. Read more Audio
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Southern DHB promises quick response to cancer delay problem
The Southern District Health Board says it will move as fast as it can to improve poor care for patients needing prostate cancer and other treatment. RNZ health correspondent Karen Brown tells us the… Read more Audio
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Labour's Barnaby Joyce moves like an 'underarm bowl'
16 Aug 2017Winston Peters says Chris Hipkins has 'gone rogue' when he sent written questions to the Government over the eligibility of Australia's deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce. Mr Peters joins us now. Audio
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Delays for sexual violence survivors seeking specialist help
People who have been raped or sexually assaulted are sometimes having to wait months to access ACC-funded specialist support services. RNZ's Sarah Robson reports. Audio
