Morning Report

New figures from Universities New Zealand show there are big financial returns for students of some courses, but others leave graduates worse off than people who never studied at all. Audio

Hundreds of letters and photos have been released detailing Pope John Paul the second's thirty-year friendship with a married woman. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Counselling and trauma services in Christchurch are slashed. A school and a children's hospital are hit in airstrikes in northern Syria and a man dies and a second is rescued in a boating tragedy off… Read more Audio

Time to chat to our Melbourne correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes. Audio

The Australian government says it will no longer conduct annual Anzac commemoration services at Lone Pine, the scene of a rare victory for Australian troops during the ill-fated Dardanelles campaign. Audio

We talk to Duane Major, who started the campaign to buy the Abel Tasman beach just over three weeks ago. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key says the government may make a modest contribution to the campaign to buy an Abel Tasman beach if there is a shortfall. Audio

The Vice Chancellor Of Victoria University Grant Guildford, is calling on politicians to abandon their myopic focus on the cost of mitigating climate change. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

More than half of the over 900 asylum seekers - who fled from places such as Iran, Afghanistan and Sri Lanka - have now had their refugee status confirmed by PNG Immigration. Audio

How strictly America should apply immigration controls and how to deal with the estimated 11-million illegal immigrants already in the U.S. are questions all of the Presidential candidates are being… Read more Audio