Morning Report

European Union leaders at an emergency summit are attempting to stem the flow of migrants into the continent ahead of an anticipated summer influx. Audio

There has been a spike in the number of reported financial transactions suspected of being linked to terrorism in New Zealand. Audio

Seventy firefighters are battling a huge bush fire that's left the North Canterbury town of Hanmer Springs cut off and without power. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A new book looking at Tony Abbott's time as Australian prime minister reveals he ignored several warnings to dump his chief of staff to save himself. Audio

The Defence Force wants to upgrade the submarine detection systems on its Orions. Audio

Treasury papers have called into question the health ministry's financial management over a blow-out in the cost of refitting its Wellington HQ. Audio

MPs meet today to consider the findings of the intelligence and security review. Audio

The long running dispute between Affco and the Meat Workers Union is likely to end up back in court. Audio

Frustrated patients are complaining about the length of time they have to wait to get important blood tests in Auckland at the weekend. Audio

The National Party MP for Clutha-Southland, Todd Barclay has admitted that he has made some mistakes. Audio

Businesses that supply Fonterra say the dairy giant is putting the squeeze on them in a way no other company could get away with. Audio