Morning Report

News from the rural and farming sectors. Audio

Our business editor Gyles Beckford joins us. Audio

It's six months to the start of the Rio de Janeiro Olympics- but a shadow remains over the world's most revered sporting event. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

John Key talks to us about the decision to stay away from Waitangi. Health authorities in Tonga are now reporting up to seven people have contracted the Zika virus. Retiring Black Caps skipper Brendon… Read more Audio

Let's have a chat to our Canberra correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio

A gallantry medal awarded by the suffragette movement to New Zealander Frances Parker will be auctioned in London later this month. Audio

Buller's mayor says Karamea residents face an uphill battle to reverse a plan to do away with the town's lone constable. Audio

The museum is part of a 12.5 million dollar revamp of the Treaty grounds and will be officially opened by the Governor General this afternoon. Audio

As we reported earlier, Social Development Minister Anne Tolley has confirmed an attempt was made to burn down her Whakatane electorate office overnight. Audio

Parents and support workers say families are being told they don't qualify for a place on the Housing New Zealand register, despite the fact they're homeless. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio