Morning Report

The black singlet the Sir Peter Snell wore when he won the 800m and 1500m gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics is to be auctioned. Audio

Just minutes ago Barack Obama endorsed Hillary Clinton as the Democratic candidate for the race to the White House. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The search is set to resume shortly for a man and a toddler missing after trying to cross a West Coast river. Westpac and ANZ restrict lending to foreign buyers, Nick Smith denies the banks are doing… Read more Audio

Returning to the roads, we've had safety experts challenging the the suggestion that elderly drivers are responsible for a disproportionate number of fatal crashes. We thought we'd get the views of… Read more Audio

Sky and Vodafone have confirmed they are looking to merge. News of this has just broken - our business reporter Jonathan Mitchell has the details. Audio

The Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea is condemning students he describes as agitators responsible for instigating a violent confrontation at the University of Papua New Guinea. Audio

People in Fiji are welcoming John Key's visit to Suva today. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

As any Kenny Rogers fan can tell you, you've gotta know when to hold 'em and know when to fold 'em. Bernie Sanders is certainly not folding -- he was hammered by Hillary Clinton in yesterday's… Read more Audio

The Police Minister, Judith Collins, says an overly strict focus by the police on speeding has left motorists focussed on their speedometers and not the road. Audio

The Reserve Bank is expected to leave the cost of borrowing on hold at a record low 2 point 25 percent at 9 o'clock. Audio