Morning Report

One of the most important private art collections amassed in this country goes under the auctioneer's hammer tonight and tomorrow in Auckland. More than four hundred paintings, prints and ceramic… Read more Audio

Universites NZ says it's a great achievement in an incredibly competitive global market. Audio

Victoria University is offering those applying for a librarian job thousands of dollars more if they opt out of a collective agreement. The Tertiary Education Union is outraged. Audio

Andrew Little says John Key's claim that people without jobs aren't keen on work distracts from the serious challenge of providing opportunities for young New Zealanders. Audio

Auckland's mayoral contest goes before its biggest audience tomorrow with RNZ's live debate featuring four candidates. The debate, held in conjunction with AUT, can be heard Report at 8 tomorrow and… Read more Audio

Winston Peters is refusing to apologise to Peoples' Party leader Roshan Nauhria, saying he did not personally take a cheque from Mr Nauhria despite claims to the opposite. Audio

The White House insists President Obama wasn't snubbed by China at the G20 summit. Audio

Orchardists and grape growers confirm the Prime Minister's claim that many beneficiaries aren't up to the task of picking fruit. Audio

Five teenagers accused of carrying out an armed robbery while subject to a 24-hour curfew will appear in the North Shore Youth Court today. Audio

GNS says East Cape residents should expect earthquakes to continue for some time, but the risk of another big one is reducing day by day. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio