Morning Report

The woman at the centre of the defamation case against the former Conservative Party Colin Craig will be the next person to give evidence at the High Court in Auckland. Audio

The Qualifications Authority has been accused of moving too slowly in its investigation of courses offered to Indian and Filipino students by Auckland tertiary institution IANZ. Our education… Read more Audio

Sexual assault victims advocate Louise Nicholas remains unconvinced the report which cleared the Chief's players of any abuse of a stripper was truly independent. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Principal of Tauranga's decile one Merivale School is not convinced an announced boost in funding directed at children from homes with a long term welfare background will deliver much benefit for her… Read more Audio

The Prime Minister John Key will not shy away from discussing extra-judicial killings in the Phillipines when he meets the country's leader today at the East Asia Summit. Our Deputy Political Editor… Read more Audio

Rugby Players Association says all teams now realise it's inappropriate to hire strippers for functions. Audio

Donald Trump promises to spend up large rebuilding America's military. He wants a bigger army and more ships. Audio

Wellington harbour master Captain Mike Price says conditions are rough. Audio

Kiwirail cancels Cook Strait ferry sailings because of 10 metre swells. Audio

New Zealand aid worker Rosemarie North describes harrowing scenes in the rescue of more than 350 migrants from the Mediterranean Sea. Audio

New Zealand Rugby is defending the robustness of its investigation into claims of abuse made a woman hired as a stripper for Super Rugby team The Chiefs' end of season party Audio