Morning Report

The battle to put a woman into the White House for the first time ever has taken a vitriolic turn. Audio

Chief Justice Dame Sian Elias and her businessman husband Hugh Fletcher have been let off with a warning after their cattle were seen wading in a high country Canterbury lake. Audio

Labour says the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority is spending too much on spin doctors given it's about to be wound up. Audio

A new OECD report says poor children in New Zealand are over six times more likely than well-off children to do badly at maths. Audio

The Police are again under pressure to review their policy around fleeing drivers after the deaths of three teenagers in the past month. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Wall Street has been mostly positive, European markets also closed in the black. Audio

The chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve Janet Yellen says tightening financial conditions driven by falling stock prices, uncertainty over China and a global reassessment of credit risk could throw the… Read more Audio

An increasing number of New Zealanders prefer using cards to pay for everything and half don't expect to be using cash at all in ten years time. Audio

The ASB Bank is keeping its cards close to its chest on the chances it will post a record full year profit after it managed to lift its half year result by 7 percent. Audio

Lydia Ko is back in New Zealand for the first time in a year to defend the New Zealand Open she won last year and in 2013. Audio

Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority boss John Ombler yesterday confirmed to MPs the organisation spent more than two and a half million dollars on public relations last year. Audio