Morning Report

The head of the public service, Iain Rennie, will leave his job under a cloud after a critical report into leak investigation. A former MFAT head tell RNZ he's been disappointed by Mr Rennie's… Read more Audio

A critical report into Paula Rebstock's inquiry into a MFAT leak won't be a fatal blow to her continuing to work for the government. Our political reporter Benedict Collins has the story. Audio

We cross to a Nigerian correspondent for the latest on the kidnapped New Zealander.

A terrorism expert warns first prosecutions over violent IS propaganda are likely to be just the first. Audio

The Australian government says it's working close with the Nigerian government to get three kidnapped Australians and a New Zealander freed. We cross to Nigeria for the latest. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The wine maker, Marlborough Wines Estates Group, is planning to list New Zealand stock exchange's NXT market next week. Audio

American stocks are stronger, firms have taken a punt that Britain will vote to stay in. Audio

The diversified investment company, Hellaby Holdings, is buying an engineering services firm as it stakes its long term future to the resource services sector. Audio

Listed specialist insurance company CBL Corporation is unmoved by trhe prospect of British exit from the European Union. Audio

There's another couple of hours voting in Britain in the referendum to decide whether the country stays in theEuropean Union or draws the veil on 40 years of direct involvement in Europe. Audio

With just over two hours to go in the Brexit poll, we cross to London for the latest. Audio