Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The Government wants Housing New Zealand to move faster on building and improving homes in Auckland. Auckland correspondent Todd Niall reports. Audio

Australian lawyers say the Australian immigration officials treatment of New Zealanders amounts to torture. Duncan Poroa, who was born in the Waikato, has been living in Australia since 2000. Oliver… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Town criers from all over the world are in Central Otago this weekend for their World Championships. Audio

Scientists axed from AgResearch say they've been gagged but have told supporters their treatment has been inhumane. Mohamed Hassan reports. Audio

Diesel engine Volkswagens in New Zealand may have the same rigged technology as models in the US. Warwick Quinn is the chief executive of the Motor Trade Association. Audio

Significantly fewer people who find themselves in trouble with the law are able to keep their identities hidden, figures released to Radio New Zealand show. Jonathan Krebs is a criminal lawyer and… Read more Audio

A highly critical report was released yesterday on Child, Youth and Family. The report found that children who were returned home or remained in whānau care were ten times more likely to be abused… Read more Audio

A highly critical report was released yesterday on Child, Youth and Family. The report found that children who were returned home or remained in whānau care were ten times more likely to be abused… Read more Audio

A three quarter of a million dollar pay rise for Fontera's chief executive has left some dairy farmers with a sour taste in their mouth. Audio

The Government is signalling a radical change to its treatment of at-risk children in state care, by challenging the long-held policy of placing children with whanau first. Demelza Leslie reports. Audio