Morning Report

New Zealand and Australia mark the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War today but plans for a service at the site of the Battle of Long Tan were cancelled abruptly yesterday by the Vietnam government. Audio

Lower Hutt's mayor is backing a group of residents who want a child sex offender moved from his new home in their neighbourhood. Audio

We cross to Washington for the latest on Donald Trump's campaign team reshuffles. Audio

The Government says the Emissions Trading Scheme will have to be tweaked if New Zealand is to meet its climate change targets. Audio

The American runner who ran to the finish line in Rio alongside Nikki Hamblin after they tripped over each other yesterday has pulled out of tomorrow's final - but she'll be in the stands cheering for… Read more Audio

The quality of steel in one of the country's largest sewage tanks is now in the gun after one expert says the test certificates for the Chinese steel are 'certainly fake.' Audio

It's back to school today for secondary students in Havelock North as toxic water fears ease, but primary schools won't reopen until Monday Audio

Water New Zealand wants a review into nationwide chlorination and whether it should be made compulsory following the gastro-bug outbreak in Havelock North. Morning report speaks to the industry body. Audio

An update from Rio - Gold medallist kayaker Lisa Carrington was back out on the water overnight and golfer Lydia Ko is moving up the leaderboard in the opening round of the women's golf. Audio

Calls for a review as an RNZ investigation uncovers what some default Kiwisaver schemes are actually investing in. And some investors might be surprised to know the results. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The jewellery retailer, Michael Hill International, has settled its long running tax dispute with a payment of 30-point-3 million dollars to Inland Revenue. Audio