Morning Report

An East Coast family fears they could lose their ancestral land not once, but twice. Audio

The head of a Northland charter school which two Labour MPs were rapped across the knuckles for supporting, says they did the right thing. Audio

One of the Government's support partners Peter Dunne is at odds with the Prime Minister over the country's refugee quota. Audio

A Syrian in New Zealand working with new migrants fleeing the Syrian civil war thinks the country's refugee quota is embarassing. Audio

The police are urging victims to come forward as they look into allegations of sexual offending among students at Opotiki College. Audio

The hottest debate in New Zealand at the moment is which flag you prefer. Audio

Prisoners were involved in more than 12 hundred assaults in the year to June, according to figures obtained by Radio New Zealand. Audio

But while there was some good news for New Zealand from yesterday's Global Dairy Trade auction, the economic headwinds facing China's economy have again weighed on markets throughout the rest of the… Read more Audio

International dairy prices have risen again in the global dairy trade auction, overnight. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Dow Jones Index is down 388 points to 16,140. Audio

A slowing Chinese economy is not detering some local mayors from heading to China next week with the aim of strengthening economic ties between the two countries' regions. Audio