Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Recreational fishermen are angry commercial interests are trying to shift the blame for overfishing in New Zealand waters their way. Audio

Donald Trump appears willing to walk away from the special relationship with Britain, saying it looks likely he won't have a good relationship with Prime Minister David Cameron if he becomes… Read more Audio

The Chief Censor's office has banned Wicked Campers' use of an objectionable pornographic term forcing yet another one of its vans off the road. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

An Australian sports journalist says a lack of education and effort from high profile commentators is to blame for butchered pronunciation of the names of Pasifika rugby league players. Audio

Family doctors say millions of dollars in extra funding are urgently needed if fees are to remain affordable for patients. Audio

The Government and the seafood industry are sceptical of a new report which claims there's been gross under-reporting of the country's commercial fish take for decades. Audio

The opposition leader, Andrew Little, says the Prime Minister is completely out of touch if he thinks families living in cars can simply go to Work and Income for help. Audio

The Waikato Medical Officer of Health is now advising all schools in his region to start looking at students' vaccination records. Audio

The police are now treating the death of a woman whose body was found on the side of a Canterbury road as a homicide. Audio

Another Wicked Campers van has been ordered off the road by the chief censor. Audio