Morning Report

The migrant crisis is beginning to divide Europe, as hundreds of thousands of refugees flee Arab and North African countries. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A Northland iwi is looking at a proposal for a new extraction industry for former wetlands in the Far North - mining peat. Audio

A union representing hundreds of female teacher aides is the latest to announce legal action over pay discrimination. Audio

Business confidence, a good indicator of where the economy is headed, has hit a six year low according to ANZ data yesterday. Audio

Provincial mayors in areas about to get Jetstar flights are adamant the airline is in it for the long haul. Audio

A woman who took Otago University to court over slipping on wet tiles has won 60-thousand dollars. Audio

Today marks the first day of Spring, but forecasters are predicting windier and stormier weather than normal before Christmas. Audio

The Labour leader has whipped two rebel MPs into line after they appeared to contradict Labour's policy opposing charter schools. Audio

An ambitious attempt to find out why New Zealanders are some of the fattest people in the world has been launched in Queenstown today. Audio

In July alone, the number of migrants that reached the EU's borders topped 100,000 for the first time Audio

The European Union is to hold emergency talks about the migrant and refugee crisis. Audio