Morning Report

Hillary Clinton has made history, declaring herself the Democratic Party nominee for US president. Audio

The caterer criticised for the standard of meals at Dunedin Hospital, a boys' school in the city, and the ministry responsible for making sure employees are paid correctly, all feature on a list of… Read more Audio

An overly strict focus by the police on speeding has left motorists focused on their speedometers and not the road the Police Minister says. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The carpet maker, Godfrey Hirst's, High Court appeal against a wool scouring merger has been dismissed Audio

Wall Street is stronger driven again by higher oil prices. Audio

The cloud accounting software company, Xero, says it's in a David and Goliath battle with its largest competitor in the United States, and is confident it is leading the race to add customers. Audio

The casino operator, SkyCity Entertainment, has successfully completed its capital raising, which the company says gives it enough to help it meet its future development costs and more. Audio

There's much speculation about what a possible merger between the pay tv operator, Sky Network Television, and New Zealand's second largest telecommunications operator, Vodafone, would look like. Audio

The Reserve Bank makes a call on the official cash rate this morning, but odds are interest rates will be left unchanged at 2-point-25 percent. Audio

The deadline to register to vote in the European Union referendum has been extended by 48 hours. Audio

The Government plans to increase defence spending by 20-billion-dollars over the next 15 years Audio