Morning Report

An icy blast is barreling its way up the country today. Audio

How will Rugby Sevens super coach Sir Gordon Tietjens be remembered? And who might replace him? Max Towle reports. Audio

Fijian workers in the South Island are still waiting for visa changes promised by Prime Minister John Key a year ago. Audio

The jury in the murder trial of stop-go worker, George Taiaroa, will today begin deliberating its verdict. Audio

Christine Rankin is expected to give evidence today in the defamation case against Colin Craig at the High Court in Auckland. Audio

As the average price of property in Auckland tops the one million dollar mark, can more buyers turn to apartments? Audio

Young Aucklanders are told the best way into the property market is to buy an apartment, but getting a bank loan for an apartment is not necessarily straightforward. Audio

New research commissioned for the support group Grandparents Raising Grandchildren reveals out of 13-hundred children being cared for by grandparents, almost half were removed from their parents… Read more Audio

Islamic State uses new online propaganda magazine to issue a chilling call to action to 'lone wolf' type followers to kill Australians in some of the nations most iconic venues. We talk to a… Read more Audio

Vanguard International says its willing to create a new fund just for New Zealanders concerned about KiwiSaver funds being invested indirectly in companies that make cluster bombs, anti-personnel… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Wall Street is back from the US public holiday and is stronger helped by technology and energy stocks. Audio