Morning Report

A visiting delegation from the Asia Pacific Refugee Rights Network is highly critical of New Zealand's attitude towards refugees. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The four candidates vying to be the next UK Labour Party leader are in the final hours of campaigning. Audio

Mortgage rates are tipped to drop to 60-year lows before the end of the year thanks to cuts in official interest rates and intense competition between banks. Audio

Kaitaia airport is expected to be open for business today, but the fight for the land on which its operates is far from over. Audio

The landlord of the property at the centre of tenant complaints about squalid Queenstown accomodation is standing by claims he exempt from tenancy requirments because he lives in his rental properties… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Creditors of the ailing state coal company Solid Energy should know more about the company today or early tomorrow. Audio

While leaders have talked solidarity, cracks have appeared at the Pacific Islands Forum over the subject of climate change. Audio

A migrant worker says he was so badly treated by his Auckland employer it almost drove him to take his own life. Audio

The company that's been selected to conduct online voting at next year's local body elections, is moving to reassure people its system is secure. Audio

Maori on the East Coast are starting to organise in opposition to plans to explore for oil and gas off the coast of Gisborne. Audio