Morning Report

University of Canterbury's enrolment figures show for the first time in a decade, the rate of women students has dropped below half. Audio

Debt-ridden Southland District Health Board vows to get its finances back on track and says it can do it without slashing services. Audio

We cross to Northland where Statistics NZ figures show unemployment is running at double the national average - at 10.6 percent. New figures show 131 thousand people were unemployed in the three… Read more Audio

Analysts are confident the economy is creating more jobs, though they say new figures showing a slight drop in unemployment need to be treated with care. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A National backbencher's bill about the sale of lost baggage has been roundly mocked in parliament...and blocked by NZ First. But the Government is forging ahead with it anyway. Audio

RNZ uncovers what some Kiwisaver providers are actually investing in and it's prompted calls for a review of the system. We reveal some default schemes are investing in companies producing weapons. Audio

The head of the European Olympic Committee has been arrested by police after being linked to a major ticket touting operation Audio

Hastings mayor Lawrence Yule says Havelock North water supply will be chlorinated for the foreseeable future. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Morning Report speaks to the architects behind the 150 million dollar convention centre and movie museum given unanimous support by Wellington city councillors yesterday. Audio

A student protestor-turned mayor recalls how bitterly divisive the Vietnam war was for New Zealand, as today marks the 50th anniversary of the battle of Long Tan. We speak to Tim Shadbolt. Audio