Morning Report

A payroll systems expert thinks the Government is grossly underestimating the number of New Zealanders who are being underpaid for their holidays. Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Longer waits for elective or non-urgent surgery means many patients are now more severely disabled by the time they receive the help they need. Audio

From today, beneficiaries with children will get an extra 25-dollars a week and families earning less that 27-thousand-dollars a year will get an extra 24-dollars-50. Audio

The tournament favourite White Ferns have lost to the West Indies in the women's T20 semi-final. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Sports and arts groups are told to expect less money from Lotto this year. We'll speak to the Minister of Internal Affairs - Peter Dunne. And claims there could be as many as two million workers… Read more Audio

Hunt for the Wilderpeople has hit New Zealand cinemas. Dan Slevin is RNZ's movie critic. Audio

Scientists and iwi are joining forces to run marae-based workshops and field-trips to learn about geology and the forces of nature. Veronika Meduna joined them at Kohunui marae in Wairarapa. Audio

New Zealand is set to host its biggest ever boxing match - with the biggest prize. Mike Angove is a combat sports commentator. Audio

Public transport operators in Vanuatu are calling for equal access to tourists arriving on cruise ships in the capital Port Vila. RNZ International's Koroi Hawkins reports. Audio