Morning Report

Donald Trump is facing a massive shortfall of cash as he prepares to battle Hillary Clinton in this November's US election. Audio

Britons will vote tomorrow on whether to stay or leave the European Union. Audio

The largest electricity supplier in the country is being accused of manipulating the price of electricity. Audio

An American website selling shower curtains and cushions featuring Maori portraits has removed most of the items after complaints from New Zealand. Audio

Olympic legend Sir Peter Snell says he's staggered Te Papa paid 122-thousand dollars for the black singlet he wore when he won gold medals in the 8-hundred metres and 15-hundred metres at the Tokyo… Read more Audio

Teachers' unions are alarmed by government plans for changing the way teachers' salaries are funded. Audio

In a major U-turn road tolling in Auckland is now on the government agenda with Transport Minister Simon Bridges saying motorists could pay to use roads at peak times in order to reduce congestion… Read more Audio

Guilty until proved innocent. That's the result of an overnight International Olympic Committee decision not to lift a suspension of Russian track and field athletes. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The publishing and broadcast media company, APN News & Media, says it's going to sell its Australian Regional Media division to one of its larger shareholders, News Corp, for 36-point-6 million… Read more Audio

American stocks are positive, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen warned of a slower pace of economic recovery and global risks including Britain's possible exit from the European Union. Audio

A dispute resolution firm for the financial services sector says it has work to do to make sure people know it exists. Audio