Morning Report

New data from Otago University shows it's been another bad year for HIV diagnoses. Audio

President Barack Obama has used his first visit to Vietnam to end America's ban on selling weapons to its one time enemy. Audio

Manufacturers say the best way to prevent a massive skills shortage is by making science and maths mandatory subjects all the way through school. Audio

The lawyer for the convicted murderer and child sex offender Phillip John Smith wants the police commissioner to give evidence about 23 police press releases which he says were an abuse of process. Audio

Four people have died on Mount Everest in the last four days and rescue efforts are ongoing for two other missing climbers. Audio

A support group says a woman with eight children living in emergency housing is facing a debt to Work and Income of 100-thousand dollars which she will never repay. Audio

New figures show the extent that steel reinforcing mesh for house floors has been failing tests. Audio

Jetstar has been prosecuted for allowing a deported man to fly back to New Zealand despite being warned multiple times not to let him board the flight. Audio

The Police have put the hard word on Pricewaterhouse Coopers which is in charge of an IT project that is running months late and is now millions of dollars over-budget. Audio

New polls show Donald Trump edging ahead of Hillary Clinton among potential voters in the United States. Audio

Police say they'll be talking to a group of four-wheel-drivers rescued from a snowed-in Central Otago mountain road to find out how much planning went into their trip. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio