Morning Report

New Zealand Olympic team chef de mission Rob Waddell says a curfew might be placed on New Zealand athletes after a string of armed holdups -- several athletes from other countries have been held up at… Read more Audio

Two leading banks dismiss talk that the fallout from Brexit will mean a bumpy ride for New Zealand as fearmongering. But others are braced for a rough ride when the New Zealand markets open today. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A New Zealand man and three Australian co workers are released by kidnappers in Nigeria. We cross there for the latest. British politics is in disarray as the major parties face the fallout from the… Read more Audio

It's Friday so we cross the Ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio

A 19-year-old New Zealander gets a gong from the Queen. We talk to Brad Olsen about his audience with Her Majesty. Audio

Mud, rain, traffic chaos, and music, yes it must be Glastonbury again. The UK's biggest music festival is underway. We talk The Sun's showbiz reporter, Ally Farrell, who's there. Audio

Five years after the Canterbury quakes, demand for mental health services hasn't diminished. Karen Brown investigates. Audio

The mayor of the region with the country's deadliest roads, Waikato's Allan Sanson, is welcoming the move to tackle black spots. Audio

Too much red tape is blamed for an increase in people using food banks. Our reporter Kate Pereyra Garcia has the story. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The UN's Human Rights Council hears about allegations of human rights abuses in West Papua. The Indonesia government says it's tackling the issue. RNZ International's Johnny Blades looks at both sides… Read more Audio