Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The fundraising campaign to buy a remote Abel Tasman beach for the public has succeeded. Audio

For the second year running, thousands of teenagers have missed out on getting University Entrance. Audio

The crowd-funded bid to buy Awaroa Beach in the Abel Tasman National Park has been successful. Audio

Family members of three young Southland friends found dead after their car crashed on a remote road 5 hours east of Perth, have have flown to West Australia. Audio

A paediatrician is urging the Government to do more to curb the growing number of children getting bronchiectasis, a lung disease that can be fatal if not treated early enough. Audio

The Government is considering sweeping changes to the way it funds family doctors. Audio

The country is beginning to send boats carrying desperately needed aid to remote islands and coastal villages devastated by Cyclone Winston. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

For the second year running, thousands of teenagers have missed out on getting University Entrance. Audio

An Auckland businessman says he felt sick after sending letters threatening to spike infant formula with 1080, and knew he'd probably get caught when he sent an anonymous retraction letter to police.

The Insurance Council says private insurers should settle the vast majority of Canterbury earthquake claims by the end of this year. Audio