Morning Report

Former Rugby World Cup 2011 head Martin Snedden wants to bring the world's largest sports event, the Fifa World Cup, to New Zealand. Audio

A shortage of affordable housing in Auckland and Christchurch has prompted pleas from councils for political parties to put aside their differences. Audio

Here's how Hillary Clinton announced her run, in a YouTube video which also features a diverse group of Democratic voters. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The family of celebrated New Zealand cook, Dame Alison Holst, say she's "honoured" by the outpouring of support since news of her dementia became public. Audio

The Australian Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, has announced parents who refuse to vaccinate their children will be denied up to 15-thousand dollars in childcare rebates Audio

Investigations are underway in an effort to find at least six Gallipoli medals which were stolen enroute from Melbourne to Dunedin. Audio

You've likely seen them on our roads with their bright coloured spray paint and politically incorrect slogans. Audio

The Automobile Association is critical of a new Auckland council-led driving campaign that's encouraging drivers to publically shame other road users for using their smartphones. Audio

Australia is helping rescue New Zealand from an ANZAC poppy crisis, with 200-thousand Australian poppies arriving in the country today. Audio

District Health Boards are coming under increasing pressure to release surgical league tables. Audio

A new loyalty card which is aimed at people with student loans is being critised for being nothing more than a marketing ploy. Audio