Morning Report

Australia is taking a hard line on New Zealand dialysis patients who cross the Tasman for a holiday or business charging them thousands of dollars for treatment that used to be free. Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A family with a severly autistic child who have to leave their leaky home while it's repaired say they're stuck with nowhere else to go. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

We ask the Local Government Minister if she's prepared to change the law to cut dog attacks. New Zealand dialysis patients visiting Australia are charged thousands of dollars for dialysis which used… Read more Audio

A New Zealand wildlife expert is calling an Australian plan to relocate 80 rhino from Africa a bandaid for a bullet wound. Audio

A desperate West Coast campground manager is warning the local economy will suffer if the council doesn't build a sea wall to stop the campground eroding away. Audio

The sister of a Tongan over-stayer who's been in New Zealand since he was a child says Immigration should show compassion in cases like her brother's. Audio

The change requiring employers to hire New Zealanders ahead of migrants for low-skilled jobs is gaining praise from the business community. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The responsibility for fluoridating water supplies may be shifted from councils to district health boards. Audio