Morning Report

The head of the Treasury is insisting the Government's policy of selling state houses is aimed at improving life for tenants, not satisfying an ideological agenda. Audio

A long-time activist says she's sick of endless reports into child poverty that don't offer solutions. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A convicted armed robber deported from Australia tells us he's on the brink of reoffending. The Children's Commissioner says the Government's plan to solve child poverty isn't working and we examine… Read more Audio

Rugby League fans in the Far North will have a lot more competition to watch next year and the games will be a lot closer to home. Audio

A breakaway Far North rugby league competition is gathering support as teams balk at travelling up to three hours each way for 80 minutes on the field Audio

One the largest police forces in the United States is in turmoil after a relatively unknown journalist forced them to release video footage they had kept secret for over a year. Audio

If you noticed lights in the sky last night, you really DID see something, it wasn't an elaborate marketing ploy ahead of the new Star Wars movie. Audio

The Government is adamant it's on the right track to hold up its end of the bargain to tackle climate change. Audio

The Black Caps look set to shrug off their test series defeat against Australia with a confident win against Sri Lanka today in Dunedin. Audio

Kim Dotcom still owes his former lawyers two million dollars in legal fees, more than a year after they stepped down from the case. Audio

A horror weekend on the roads has left seven people dead in a series of crashes across the North Island. Audio