Morning Report

A Northland power company is warning contractors who worked on the Ngawha Spa buildings might have been exposed to significant amounts of asbestos. Audio

A Queenstown community housing trust is sympathising with the Far North's He Korowai Trust. Julie Scott is chief executive of Queenstown Lakes Community Housing Trust. Audio

Kiribati man Ioane Teitiota will be deported today after a last-minute bid to allow him to stay failed. Associate Immigration Minister Craig Foss announced he would not intervene in the deportation of… Read more Audio

The Government proposal to allow builders to self certify their work is being labelled loopy and outrageous by the Opposition. The Minister of Housing Nick Smith joins Morning Report. Audio

Sam Cane has been named captain in Friday's Rugby World Cup match against Namibia. Alex Coogan-Reeves is in London reporting on the Rugby World Cup action. Audio

The head of an American drug company is defending his company's decision to raise by more than five thousand percent the price of a medication used by Aids patients. Audio

On average 7 people go missing in New Zealand every day. Figures obtained by Radio New Zealand have revealed police and search and rescue volunteers have been called out to searches for almost twelve… Read more Audio

The Local Government Minister Paula Bennett says the country has moved on from leaky homes and builders could be allowed to sign off on more of their own work, but the industry is warning her not to… Read more Audio

The Local Government Minister Paula Bennett says the country has moved on from leaky homes and builders could be allowed to sign off on more of their own work, but the industry is warning her not to… Read more Audio

European Union interior ministers have approved a plan to relocate 120-thousand refugees. Our correspondent in Brussels Sandra Gathmann has been following the latest developments. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

On Wall St, stocks have fallen amid a decline in commodity prices and continuing uncertainty about when the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates. Audio