Morning Report

Lisa Carrington was back out on on the water overnight, this time competing in the 500 metre individual kayaking.. Our Olympics repoirter Stephen Hewson Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Kiwisavers fund cluster bombs, mines and nukes, Lisa Carrington in finals for 500 metre individual kayaking, Water lobby wants chlorination considered for public water, Secondary schools reopen in… Read more Audio

A century after a German soldier was killed during the First World War's Battle of the Somme, a Dunedin museum is hoping to return his military dog tag to his family. Museum curator, Sean Brosnahan… Read more Audio

A jet aircraft service is on the horizon for the Chatham Islands. Audio

A 12 million dollar Government programme has been launched to focus on reducing the number of pregnant women drinking alcohol. We speak to a charity helping families living with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum… Read more Audio

The search is on to reveal the identies of a number of First World War photographs which have been hidden away for a hundred years. Audio

We cross to Washington DC to find out more about Roger Ailes, the former Fox News chief and long time friend of Donald Trump, who's been hired to help with forthcoming presidential debates. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Hawke's Bay's fruit producers are at pains to reassure the country their industry is safe from the gastric illness hitting Havelock North residents hard. We talk to orchardist Leon Stallard. Audio

HB officials believe gastric bug has reached its peak despite hundreds of patients still being seen by doctors. Agencies are going door to door. We speak to the Red Cross doing exactly that, checking… Read more Audio

More questions around the requirement to build affordable homes are raised as Auckland's Unitary Plan is adopted. Our Auckland correspondent has the details. Audio