Morning Report

An update from the team at RNZ sport. Audio

A British tourist who spent two nights lost in the Paparoa National Park is recovering in hospital. He tells us of his experience in the bush. Audio

One of Britain's best known commentators on the law Joshua Rozenberg is suggesting the New Zealand judge who headed an independent inquiry into child sex abuse in Britain did not resign, but was… Read more Audio

Controversial protections for thousands of sites of value to Maori could be re-instated in Auckand's unitary plan. Audio

The New Zealand Sevens women's team is through to the final after beating Great Britain 25 to 7. Portia Woodman scored a hat-trick of tries against the Brits. Her brother Baden was watching the game. Audio

The Labour leader Andrew Little talks to Susie Ferguson about the latest polls which show Labour and the Greens are closing the gap on National. Audio

Donald Trump has laid out his economic plan for America should he become President later this year. Our Washington correspondent Priscilla Huff was listening in. Audio

A suicide bomber in Pakistan has killed at least 70 people and wounded more than a hundred in an attack on mourners gathered at a hospital in Quetta. We cross to our Pakistan for the latest. Audio

A High Court murder trial has heard the first details of what the crown says happened to road worker George Taiaroa who was shot and killed three years ago while operating a stop go sign. Our reporter… Read more Audio

Four hundred homes in Hawke's Bay and on the Taupo Plains remain without power this morning. Duncan Klaus is the publican at the Rangitaiki Tavern, where a community meeting onthe situation will be… Read more Audio

Correspondent John Bevir live from Rio. Audio

Sports reporter Stephen Hewson with the latest from the Olympics. Audio