Morning Report

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

The Rio Olympic team are home. Hundreds turned out to greet them and our reporters were also there. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

To the markets - still looking a bit quiet on Wall Street ahead of Janet Yellen's speech. Audio

Central bank officials are gathering in the United States ski resort of Jackson Hole for the annual talkfest on how to conduct monetary policy in a world awash with cheap money, low growth, and low… Read more Audio

The Ports of Auckland is confident of driving growth in earnings as it battles a fall in cargo volumes and income amid strong competition and turmoil in the global shipping market. Audio

However, it was a different story for freight transport company, Fliway, which gained 14 percent yesterday, after it released a stronger than expected result, amid a challenging trading environment. Audio

The operator of the Marsden Point oil refinery is banking on the end of a supply glut and several capital projects to help lift margins and earnings. Audio