Morning Report

Kayaker Lisa Carringon has won New Zealand's third gold at the Olympics. And the 49 sailors Blair Tuke and Peter Burling are assured of gold with two races to go. We cross to our team in Rio for the… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Kayaker Lisa Carrington bags New Zealand's third gold medal. Local surf club stays up for hero Carrington's Olympic race. Gastroenteritis outbreak continues. Elderly hit hard by gastroenteritis bug… Read more Audio

A new speed record's been broken in Utah, by a TEAM of New Zealanders. Audio

The largest ever trial has begun to evaluate the effectiveness of the hallucinogenic drug ketamine as a treatment for major depression - and New Zealanders are involved. Audio

Australia turns to another provision in its law to detain New Zealanders indefinitely. The latest case to come to light involves a man who's been charged but not yet tried on domestic violence… Read more Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The chief executive of Sport New Zealand and former Black Sticks player, Peter Miskimmin, on the women's hockey team one-upping their male counterparts to make to their Rio semifinals. Audio

RNZ's Auckland correspondent Todd Niall looks at the city's Unitary Plan, signed off by councillors yesterday, which sets out a blueprint for the city's development over the next two decades. Audio

The head of Harcourts New Zealand, Chris Kennedy, says record immigration levels and poor planning are driving a shortage of housing. Audio

Public Health Professor Michael Baker says campylobacter outbreak could have affected 3 thousand people. He describes it as a significant event. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio