Morning Report

The former Prime Minister Helen Clark says coming from New Zealand would not work against her, if she does decide to put her hat in the ring for the top job at the United Nations. Political Editor… Read more Audio

Research by Otago University found 10 Dunedin high schools failed to to provide sunscreen to half their students on sports days, and only 3% wore hats in the sun. Mohamed Hassan reports. Audio

Human remains have been discovered by contractors working on the Waikato Expressway. Kaye Clark is the Agency's Hamilton highway manager. Audio

The Police Association is calling for lawmakers to keep cannabis out of the hands of criminals if they're considering softening drug laws. Audio

New Zealand is out of the T20 Championship after a devastating loss to England this morning. Our sports reporter Joe Porter joins us. Audio

Business New Zealand's chief executive, Kirk Hope joins Morning Report. Audio

Investigations by the Labour Inspectorate have found that 24,000 workers in both the public and private sector have been underpaid. George Mason is the General Manager of the Labour Inspectorate. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key has taken a swipe at Republican presidential front runner Donald Trump saying America cannot build a wall to protect its economy. From Washington, Harry Horton reports. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Wall Street is trading up today - investors have a little more certainty now about the rate rising path in the United States after comments by Janet Yellen yesterday. Audio

The jewelry retailer, Michael Hill International, is looking to shift the company's public listing to the Australian sharemarket. Audio

The New Zealand sharemarket operator, NZX, says strong demand from farmers is behind its plan to launch fresh milk price futures and options contracts, in May or June. Audio