Morning Report

The chief Executive of the Australian Steel Institute Tony Dixon explains what steel dumping is and why he's not surprised by claims it is happening in New Zealand. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Our deputy political editor Chris Bramwell is with the Prime Minister, John Key in Indonesia as he prepares to discuss trade barriers with the Indonesian president. Audio

Islamic State claims responsibility for the terror attack in Nice leaving 84 people dead -- but London based security analyst Will Geddes tells Morning Report he doubts the Tunisian man had any… Read more Audio

A member of the New Zealand Turkish Society tells Guyon Espiner he is happy his family are safe after Turkey's failed coup attempt - but that he has wider concerns for the future of his country. Audio

The NZ-China Council says allegations of steel dumping a storm in a teacup. We talk to Stephen Jacobi from the NZ-China Council. Audio

Three police officers have been killed and three injured in a shooting in Baton Rouge, in Louisiana state. The police shoot one gunman dead, and are searching for one other. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Hurricanes have finished top of the table ahead of the Super Rugby playoffs. It was a longshot beating the Crusaders in Christchurch let alone getting a bonus point as our rugby reporter, Joe… Read more Audio

Labour's Finance spokesman Grant Robertson says the Government is failing to act over Chinese steel dumping and threats of tit for tat action against exporters. Audio

A Christchurch family is lucky to be alive after being rushed to hospital with carbon monoxide poisoning. Five members of the family spent Friday night in decompression chambers at Christchurch… Read more Audio

Maori Party Co-leader Marama Fox tells Guyon Espiner why a vote Labour in the Maori seats is wasted. Audio