Morning Report

RNZ health correspondent Karen Brown says one day into the junior hospital doctors' strike, hospitals appear to be coping well. Audio

The Salvation Army is joining calls to limit immigration, saying the priority should be getting young New Zealanders in to work. Audio

The battle to take Mosul could take 2 months or even longer. Freelance journalist Fazel Hawramy in Erbil, in the Kurdistan region Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A British select committee has been told members of the major child sex abuse inquiry found it difficult to get on with the chair, New Zealand judge Dame Lowell Goddard. The BBC's Tom Symonds was at… Read more Audio

The Salvation Army launches new report calling for foreign worker numbers to be cut back and those jobs given instead to the thousands of struggling NZers. It also wants to see recruitment directly… Read more Audio

Police in Whangarei are investigating the city's second killing in just two weeks - with the latest violent death bringing Northland's total for the year to eight. Audio

Hospitals say they're coping well with patient demand during the junior doctors' strike. Audio

The Government is to raise the age of state care for young people, from 17 to 21. The Child Action Poverty Group says its an overdue but welcome move. Audio

Judith Collins defends planning for rising inmate numbers. Audio