Morning Report

A health board wants a line drawn around what can and can't be filmed by patients and families in hospitals. Audio

Members of Auckland's disability community will protest at an Auckland Council meeting today over a decision to axe two full-time disability advisers. Audio

In Australia the ASX 200 closed up 2.7 percent yesterday - its biggest single day gain since October 2011. Audio

As we have been reporting this morning Stock markets in New York and Europe have rebounded despite China's index continuing to fall yesterday. Audio

Record numbers of migrants are making their way across the Balkans on an exhausting journey to find a permanent new home in Europe. Audio

Housing New Zealand says it's spending more than 20-thousand dollars on repairing homes that become vacant, and reducing the likelihood of mould. Audio

Listening to that is adventurer and mountaineer, Graeme Dingle. Audio

Secondary school principals are so spooked by the Government's Health and Safety Reform Bill, they say they're considering cancelling school camps and tearing out their playgrounds. Audio

Here the sharemarket ended yesterday flat. The Finance Minister Bill English is with us. Audio

Stock markets in New York and Europe have rebounded despite China's index continuing to fall yesterday. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Global stockmarkets have risen after China's central bank announced it is cutting its main interest rate. Audio