Morning Report

Three intellectually disabled men are suing the Government over the way they were treated while they were in state care. Max Towle reports on the High Court case. Audio

Under Auckland's proposed Unitary Plan, the city will need to build another 422 thousand homes between now and 2040. Is this even possible when just 10 thousand homes will be built this year? We talk… Read more Audio

British child abuse prevention campaigner Peter Saunders tells Morning Report Australia's top Catholic cleric should be stood down from his top level role at the Vatican while fresh abuse claims… Read more Audio

RNZ political editor Jane Patterson on Labour's calls for Todd McClay to be sacked. Audio

The Labour Leader Andrew Little talks to Susie Ferguson about the Greens call for Auckland house prices to fall substantially over the next decade and why Labour wasn't told first. Audio

A rape victim says she has recieved sensitive personal information about a transgender prisoner by mistake, after the Parole Board mishandled paperwork. Audio

Donald Trump says thousands of Hillary Clinton's emails were missing when the FBI investigated her email system, and if the Russians can find them, they should do America a favour and publish them. Audio

The Building and Housing Minister Nick Smith has welcomed Auckland Council's new unitary plan but says he needs more time to sift through the thousands of pages. He says he's giving councillors space… Read more Audio

Our Auckland correspondent Todd Niall has been looking at the Unitary Plan Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

An update on the markets. Audio

Russell Investments says diversification and a willingness to embrace risk are necessary to achieve reasonable retirement income. Audio