Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Climate change experts remain optimistic that New Zealand has time to convert to a low-carbon economy by 2025. Audio

The Health Minister, Dr Jonathon Coleman, is defending the number of patients being seen and treated by specialists. Audio

The truth is out, justice comes nex - that's the view of one of the people caught up in the Hillsborough tragedy in 1989. Audio

The State Owned Enterprises Minister Todd McLay says the Government is looking at alternative funding options to take the financial load off struggling KiwiRail. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The countdown is on - there's now only 100 days until the Rio Olympics. Audio

A ban on the four major sports in South Africa hosting tournaments until they create more opportunities for black players has largely been welcomed. Audio

Eleven young Kaikohe men who've never had a full-time job have started work this week on a project aimed at lifting their families - and eventually their town - out of poverty. Audio

One of the first big policy shots has been fired in Auckland's local body election campaign with a centre-right grouping promising to halve rate rises, and cut spending by half a billion dollars. Audio

The Minister of Health, Jonathan Coleman, has been listening to that. Audio

More than 7 thousand patients missed out on getting operations in three months last year despite their doctors referring them to a specialist. Audio