Morning Report

Critics of a council-owned company owed millions of dollars from a housing subdivision say the public has been kept in the dark. Audio

He's loud, aggressive and some say offensive, but billionaire property tycoon Donald Trump is striking a chord with Republican voters, winning three states in a row in the party's presidential… Read more Audio

The long-serving news chief Mark Jennings has resigned from TV3's owner Mediaworks. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The Anglican Church is asking the government follow the lead of countries like Canada and allow private organisations, including the church, to be able to sponsor refugees. Audio

Northland sawmills are increasingly worried about timber shortages - as overseas companies swoop in to harvest mature pine forests in the region. Audio

It's been five days since Cyclone Winston swept through Fiji and relief supplies still haven't reached some people in rural areas. Audio

Young people concerned about rising rents are disappointed the Auckland Council has dropped late proposals for higher-density housing in a number of inner suburbs. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A painting of three Taranaki kuia with facial moko, wearing traditional cloaks, has won the prestigious Adam Portraiture Award. Audio

Brendon McCullum's long-time batting coach says he is incredibly proud of the now retired cricketing legend. Audio

The first of the Syrian refugees to arrive under the emergency quota will move to Wellington tomorrow. Audio