Morning Report

A major new survey out today says secondary school students are better behaved and teachers are happier. Audio

The rate of a serious and incurable bowel disease that affects young people is now among the highest reported anywhere in the world in Canterbury. Audio

The SIS has moved to reassure the public about how it handles the personal information it collects about New Zealanders. Audio

A district court judge says a proposed bill could result in drug and alcohol addicts languishing in police cells before being admitted to secure treatment centres. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Listening to that is the law and housing spokesperson for the Child Poverty Action Group, Frank Hogan. Audio

A school principal in Tauranga says the housing crisis is spreading to the regions and is much more than just an Auckland problem. Audio

Fonterra stands is being accused of robbing devastated Australian farmers with what have been labelled 'immoral' cuts to milk payouts. Audio

Auckland's been put on notice to make more land available for housing or risk being made to by the Government. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A woman who filmed herself sexually abusing a one-year-old boy for $300 and who was originally sentenced to home detention sentence will now serve three years and nine months in prison, following a… Read more Audio

Leaked Ministry for Primary Industries reports show officials believe that MPI's failure to prosecute skippers is contributing to over-fishing and illegal dumping. Audio