Morning Report

Universities and other tertiary institutions are facing the loss of 10-thousand students over the next three years - a drop that will leave them more than a hundred-million dollars a year worse off. Audio

An Australian paediatrician who worked on Nauru predicts appalling suffering will continue after Australia's top court ruled yesterday overseas detention centres are lawful. Audio

Australia was thrashed by the Black Caps at Eden Park yesterday to go one-up in the three match Chappell-Hadlee series. Audio

A woman says she was treated with contempt when she asked Wellington hospital for help after suspecting her drink had been spiked. Audio

There's no let up in the tensions at Waitangi over the decision to invite the Prime Minister on to Te Tii marae tomorrow. Audio

A group of prominent business leaders say its incomprehensible that people are protesting against the TPP, arguing the controversial agreement will boost exports, growth and jobs. Audio

Our reporter Murielle Baker is outside Sky City. Audio

The controversial Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement will be signed in Auckland this morning. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

This morning... the assistant governor, John McDermott, will present a speech titled 'Forward guidance - enhancing monetary policy in New Zealand'. Audio

Wall Street has come off lows as oil prices rise - with investors taking advantage of a drop in the US dollar. Audio

Insurance brokers and advisors are feeling under pressure as digital innovation disrupts business as usual. Audio