Morning Report

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Martin Guptill cemented his place in cricketing history on Saturday, by recording the highest ever World Cup score of 237 not out. Audio

The government says it has no immediate plans to increase the number of refugees accepted into New Zealand each year. Audio

Residents of Vanuatu's outer islands are still waiting for aid more than a week after Cyclone Pam tore across the archipelago Audio

Reporter Steve Wilde joins us again from Wanaka Audio

But the Finance and Housing New Zealand Minister Bill English says the plan isn't dead and the Government is still working with social housing providers. Audio

Opposition parties say the Government's social housing policy is in ruins following the Salvation Army's decision not to buy any state houses. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

NASA is preparing to launch a gigantic super balloon from Wanaka in a test to see whether the area can be used for experiements into the future. Audio

The University of Otago says if the man who smashed an ambulance windscreen at a Dunedin street party turns out to be a student, he will face disciplinary action and could be expelled from the… Read more Audio

A free trade deal between New Zealand and Korea will be signed and sealed in Seoul today -- an agreement that's been tough to negotiate and has taken five years to conclude. Audio

Listening to that was Labour's Auckland affairs spokesman and potential mayoral candidate Phil Goff. Audio