Morning Report

Last week the Social Housing Minister announced a 41-million-dollar injection into emergency housing and grants. Audio

The SIS says New Zealand Jihadi brides continue to be a security concern because they could return here. Audio

The police in Christchurch believe sex workers in the city could hold the key to solve the investigation into Renee Duckmanton's death. Audio

The deputy chair of the Auckland Council's development committee is Chris Darby and Phil Goff is a Mayoral candidate. Audio

The Government is warning it could step in if the Auckland Council doesn't agree to open up more land for new houses. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Wall Street weaker after minutes from the Federal Reserve's April meeting were released. Audio

An analyst says Steel and Tube is likely to be in for a rough ride this year as it faces a price squeeze and concerns about the quality of its seismic mesh. Audio

The utilities investor, Infratil, is keeping investors on tenterhooks about its plans for an estimated one billion dollar investment war-chest. Audio

The financial markets watchdog has fired a warning at the 23 billion dollar KiwiSaver industry, saying providers need to engage more with their clients. Audio

The brains behind the successful new technology companies Hyperfactory and Snakk Media is now turning to businesses that not only make money, but also do good. Audio

One of more than 200 school girls abducted by Nigerian Jihadist group Boko Haram two years ago has been found alive. Audio