Morning Report

News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio

Last week Greens' co-leader Metiria Turei revealed she'd lied to Work and Income as a young solo mother in order to receive more benefits. She made the admission while releasing the party's family… Read more Audio

Labour says the country can't cope with record numbers of people on work visas. Iain Lees-Galloway told RNZ's Mei Heron the country needs a breather from immigration. Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The parents of Charlie Gard have returned to court to seek permission to take their son home. Channel 7 correspondent Ben Lewis has been covering the story in London, and says the hospital claims the… Read more Audio

A Wellington mother tells Phil Pennington complaining to the Ministry for Vulnerable Children is difficult and time consuming and a new approach is needed. Audio

A update from the team at RNZ sport. Audio

Record number of working visas, Number of complaints against Ministry for Vulnerable Children doubles, Greens' say household income report is damning, and Embattled US Attorney General Jeff Sessions… Read more Audio

Orphaned albatross chicks at Dunedin's Taiaroa Heads have been left on their own for five days, cut off by slips caused by Friday's storm. Taiaroa Heads operations' manager, Hoani Langsbury, says… Read more Audio

The group which has received most of the $6 million of Ngapuhi settlement money Tuhoronuku is defending overseas travel expenses saying they were worth while. But as our our Maori Issues Correspondent… Read more Audio

While votes are still being counted in Papua New Guinea, violence has again erupted, this time with supporters of rival candidates using high-powered weapons, resulting in four deaths in Enga… Read more Audio