Morning Report

Tourism leaders in Vanuatu say the industry is bouncing back from the hits taken by Cyclone Pam and concerns about the safety of its international runway. Audio

The 200 million dollars announced in the Budget for the overhaul of Child Youth and Family is just initial funding for the project. Audio

The Government's 2016 budget is being criticised by opposition parties for lacking vision but the Prime Minister says it builds on eight years of solid management. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Budget -- who wins and who misses out? We're joined by a panel for expert analysis. Disappointed dairy farmers react to Fonterra's milk price forecast and relief in Christchurch as police charge a… Read more Audio

Researchers say human waste is contaminating Antarctica's pristine ocean -- affecting fish, seals, penguins and other marine creatures. Audio

Students at the University of Papua New Guinea have until five o'clock this evening to end their month long protest and leave the Port Moresby campus. Audio

Thirty eight years ago police and armed forces evicted protesters who were occupying Takaparawhau or Bastion Point on Auckland's waterfront. Audio

As you've just been hearing Fonterra has announced its payout for the coming year. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

As New Zealand wrangles with the solutions to more affordable housing, one city in Colorado has found its own solution. Audio

A budgeting service says it could re-home four times as many families for the same amount of money Work and Income spends on putting one family into a motel. Audio