Morning Report

One hundred and forty thousand Auckland Supergoldcard holders have seven weeks to sign up to the city's HOP electronic travel card or lose their ability to travel free on public transport. Audio

A police cordon remains in place near the Rakaia River in Canterbury this morning after the discovery of a woman's body yesterday. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Russian state media has reacted angrily to Ukrainian artist Jamala's victory in the Eurovision song contest with a song that references Soviet era ethnic cleansing in Crimea. Audio

Former London Mayor Boris Johnson has fired up his campaign for Britain to leave the European Union by comparing the EU's aims to those of Hitler and Napoleon. Our London correspondent Dan Whitehead… Read more Audio

High Performance Sport New Zealand says the country is likely to struggle against its international competitors in future Olympics, despite a 16 million dollar cash injection from the government. Audio

The Tertiary Education Commission says universities and polytechnics need to axe courses, sell buildings and stop fighting each other for enrolments. Audio

A former CIA agent has admitted he tipped off South African authorities to the whereabouts of Nelson Mandela leading to the ANC leader's arrest in 1962. Audio

Coverage of recent Pacific Island Rugby league internationals has thrown up accusations of racism amid complaints over commentators not pronouncing Pasifika names correctly. Audio

An outbreak of measles in Waikato may not be fully contained until next month. Audio

I asked the Prime Minister John Key why people in Auckland are being forced to live in cars. Audio

Those dealing with Auckland's most needy say the Government's efforts to deal with the city's housing crisis are failing. Audio