Morning Report

The Shareholders' Association is pressing for change at the top of technology company Rakon and says it's time the Robinson family loosened its grip on the underperforming chip maker. Audio

New foreign buyers data shows the total number of homes by overseas taxpayers hasn't changed in six months, despite Government moves to tighten up on foreign buyers. Audio

News from the rural and farming sectors. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Police in Christchurch are still searching for a suspected gunman after two schools were briefly placed in lockdown yesterday. Audio

A New Zealand detainee on Christmas Island says the number of New Zealanders being held there has doubled since riots last November. It's the first time we've spoken to anyone on the island since… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

NZ says EU should look to its own tax rules before criticising NZ NZers held on Xmas Island double, conditions worse - detainee Upston defends reliability of latest foreign buyer numbers Labour calls… Read more Audio

At one minute past 11 yesterday morning, muggles lined up around New Zealand for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Audio

One Auckland man wants Parliament to expand its Clean Slate bill to conceal convictions from decades ago; and now the Law Society has thrown its weight behind the petition. Audio

More Turkish soldiers with links to last month's attempted coup on the Government are sacked; while the President also closes down military academies too. We cross to Istanbul for the latest. Audio

Canberra today will see the unveiling of a new plaque commemorating the secret 'Z Unit' which worked behind enemy lines in the Pacific during the Second World War. 1700 men and women are estimated to… Read more Audio