Morning Report

The top four netball nations took the court in Sydney last night in a sneak preview of the business end of the competition. Audio

Despite not knowing much about droughts, floods or the falling dairy price, Sir John Kirwan is speaking to hall after hall full of farmers. Audio

The Government is expected to announce today it is withdrawing funding from Turakina Maori Girls College in Marton. Audio

The Wellington City Council is planning to partner up with the Salvation Army so it can access subsidies only available to community housing providers. Audio

The grandparents of a young Auckland girl who was found dead in her home last week have told how they may never understand what happened to her. Read more Audio

The name of a deceased three year old toddler has been released. Audio

A leading bank is predicting a bleaker outlook for the New Zealand economy as it struggles to absorb the dramatic fall in dairy prices and a slowdown in the Christchurch rebuild. Audio

We spoke to the Prime Minister John Key earlier and he says proper processes were followed in the saudi deal. Audio

Animal advocates and opposition MPs say they're appalled the Government pushed the country's animal welfare laws to the very limit in order to fly 900 heavily pregnant sheep to Saudi Arabia. Audio

Rugby fans may yet be allowed to watch this year's rugby world cup at bars. Audio

Morning Report can reveal this morning more than two dozen refugees granted New Zealand citizenship have been allowed to remain New Zealanders, even though their claim to be refugees turned out to be… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio