Morning Report

A premature baby, men sleeping under bridges and families living in cars have all been helped by Te Puea Memorial Marae since it opened its doors to the homeless last week. Audio

About 200 AgResearch workers will be relocated over the next four years as part of a major shakeup at the Crown Research Institute. Audio

Housing New Zealand is looking to sell 30 of its properties in Mosgiel because of low demand, despite having 75 people or families on the waiting list in nearby Dunedin. Audio

The first ever government review of suicide deaths has found many of those who took their own lives did not get the right help, or slipped through the cracks of multiple government agencies. Audio

Prices for New Zealand's key dairy export have dropped overnight in the latest global dairy trade auction. Audio

A controversial government policy will be unveiled today which could override the Auckland Council's ability to contain the city's sprawl. Audio

The contractors who imported 16-hundred tonnes of substandard steel for new highway bridges may go back to the same Chinese manufacturer. Audio

The University of California Los Angeles has confirmed two people are dead in a campus shooting. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

New Zealand is expected to be one of the stronger growing economies in the world in the coming year according to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development.. Audio

Wall Street is pretty flat. Dow has been see sawing between positive and negative, currently down 10 points at 17777. Audio

New Zealand's third-largest telecommunications provider, 2Degrees, says it has the cash flow to meet its growth targets, even as it struggles to generate market awareness about its new fixed-line… Read more Audio