Morning Report

Education specialist John O'Neill from Massey University says the Government's plan for online schools is vague and not based on any research suggesting it would work well. Audio

Aucklanders are turning out in droves to welcome home the Olympians from Rio. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A study from Oxford University claims Donald Trump has more psychopathic traits than Adolf Hitler, but Hillary Clinton is not far behind. Audio

Cancer specialists say better access to drugs is needed to extend the lives of patients with an incurable fatal blood cancer, multiple myeloma. Audio

Money laundering expert says the Chinese fugitive ordered by the High Court to pay $43 million cannot be said to have bought his way out of trouble. Audio

A scientist says the Hawke's Bay Regional Council is being disingenuous by claiming the Tukituki River cannot be the source of Havelock North's water contamination. Audio

The Court of Arbitration for Sport upholds the International Paralympic Committee Governing Board's, decision to ban Russian athletes from the Paralympics. NZ representative, Duane Kale says nobody… Read more Audio

Privacy Commissioner says families are within their rights to secretly film family members in rest homes after footage emerges of an elderly man being mistreated. Audio

The Government's plan to allow students to enrol in online schools is being called a dangerous social experiment. We ask Hekia Parata what's behind the move. Audio

Pensions belonging to tens of thousands of public servants are being scrutinised by the States Services Commission after revelations some of the money has been invested in companies that make cluster… Read more Audio

We talk to Olympics chef de mission Rob Waddell as the successful Rio Olympic team returns. Audio