Morning Report

RNZ's Auckland correspondent Todd Niall looks at the city's Unitary Plan, signed off by councillors yesterday, which sets out a blueprint for the city's development over the next two decades. Audio

The head of Harcourts New Zealand, Chris Kennedy, says record immigration levels and poor planning are driving a shortage of housing. Audio

Public Health Professor Michael Baker says campylobacter outbreak could have affected 3 thousand people. He describes it as a significant event. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Kingston, Jamaica is still celebrating after Usain Bolt's historic 100 metres sprint win in Rio yesterday. We cross to a sports reporter in Kingston. Audio

Wellington airport insists its planned $300 million runway extension would be a money-maker, despite an industry body report saying the numbers don't stack up. Audio

Immmigration Minister Michael Woodhouse defends immigration decisons - and some of the more unusual jobs that have been filled for foreigners. Audio

Labour leader Andrew Little calls for a review on migration laws. He says the rules are having an unintended impact and there needs to be another look. Audio

All the latest from Rio. Lisa Carrington's into her final, the Black Sticks trounce Australia to make the women's hockey semifinal and there's a medal chance in yachting for Sam Meech but his event… Read more Audio

RNZ's Hawke's Bay reporter says Havelock North looks like it's been hit by a silent earthquake as thousands of residents stay home as a bug in the water supply leaves up to 2000 people sick. Residents… Read more Audio

Donald Trump has laid out his plan to rid the world of Islamic State. He's vowing to use very tool at his disposal to fight IS. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio