Morning Report

Four men released three salt water crocodiles into a Northern Territory school as a prank. But the ranger who rescued them told me the crocs were in such poor condition they didn't put up much of a… Read more Audio

Lower Hutt mayor says residents who successfully argued for a child sex offender to be moved from their community acted reasonably and rejects suggestions they were an "angry mob". Audio

Andrew Little says John Key is as "loose as a goose" after claiming he's been the subject of frequent bugging attempts. Audio

Charitable trust founder says the Government isn't doing enough to tackle homelessness as a joint Labour-Green-Maori Party inquiry gets under way at Te Puea marae. Audio

Security analyst Paul Buchanan says the Prime Minister's admission attempts have been made to bug him raises the question of who is trying to listen in. He says there are suspects at home and abroad. Audio

Havelock North Councillor Simon Nixon who was struck down with campylobacter says the bug should have stopped with Mayor Lawrence Yule. Audio

The Government's been told the inquiry into the contamination of Havelock North's drinking water must also review its plans to intensify agriculture throughout the country. Audio

The government is considering a dramatic shift in special education funding from school-aged children to under-5s. They say the money will have a bigger impact if it is spent on younger children. Not… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

An update on the markets. Audio

It's a busy day on the corporate reporting calendar, with a large number of businesses releasing their financial results for the period ended in June, today. Audio

Divine Cakes in Christchurch has had a tough past five years building up again after the 2011 earthquakes. Audio