Morning Report

Police searching for two children missing from Tuakau. We have latest from the police. Audio

Auckland primary schools blame the high price of Auckland housing for the difficulties they're facing as they try to fill teacher vacancies. Joanna MacKenzie has the story. Audio

RNZ News has been told the kiwifruit marketing company Zespri was warned by Chinese officials there could be retaliation if New Zealand investigates claims of Chinese steel dumping. Our reporter Eric… Read more Audio

The fallout from the Russian doping report is only just beginning. Our reporter Barry Guy will be going to the Rio Olympics and has the analysis of what's likely to happen. Audio

An independent report into allegations of doping by Russian athletes has found damning evidence of state-sponsored cheating at the Sochi Winter Olympic and other events. We talk to the World Anti… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport Audio

An unlisted commecial property fund -- the Pacific Property Fund -- is looking to raise $15 million so it can buy two Auckland properties and build a warehouse in Tauranga. Audio

U.S. markets are subdued with lower oil prices offsetting reasonable corporate earnings. Audio

Hamilton-based, Tainui Group Holdings, is looking around the world for a ports operator to develop its inland port as a freight hub for the Auckland, Hamilton and Tauranga golden triangle. Audio

The New Zealand dollar was knocked around yesterday after the inflation data, which markedly rtaised the odds of an interest rate cut next month. Audio

Two interest rate cuts this year to a record low 1.75 percent cannot be discounted in the wake of another soft inflation reading and persistently high currency. Audio

New report finds the Russian government commissioned and oversaw doping in 30 different sports after it was unhappy with its medal haul in the Winter 2010 Olympics. Audio