Morning Report

An annual two-day dog meat festival is underway in China, where 2-thousand animals are expected to be slaughtered. Audio

A plan to radically change the way schools are funded has raised the ire of teacher unions. Audio

The International Criminal Court has jailed the ex rebel leader of Congo for 18 years. Audio

Auckland drivers will almost inevitably be slapped with tolls or charges in the not too distant future. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Australian league player Steve Renouf is calling on former footballers to donate their brain tissue after they die, to help research into concussion. Audio

A lawyer says hundreds of thousands of strip searches carried out by prison staff on inmates are unlawful. Audio

Donald Trump is facing a massive shortfall of cash as he prepares to battle Hillary Clinton in this November's US election. Audio

Britons will vote tomorrow on whether to stay or leave the European Union. Audio

The largest electricity supplier in the country is being accused of manipulating the price of electricity. Audio

An American website selling shower curtains and cushions featuring Maori portraits has removed most of the items after complaints from New Zealand. Audio

Olympic legend Sir Peter Snell says he's staggered Te Papa paid 122-thousand dollars for the black singlet he wore when he won gold medals in the 8-hundred metres and 15-hundred metres at the Tokyo… Read more Audio