Morning Report

RNZ reporter Koroi Hawkins is in Port Vila. Audio

Aid agencies in cyclone-ravaged Vanuatu are attempting to reunite children and parents from outlying islands who've been separated during their desperate attempts to survive Cyclone Pam. Audio

Tins of infant milk formula are being tested by police to find out if they have been spiked with the 1080 poison after parents noticed what appeared to be tampering with the cans. Audio

Seventeen foreign tourists have been killed in a deadly terrorist attack at the Bardo museum in Tunisia's capital, Tunis. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

South Africa is the first team through to the semi-finals of the Cricket World Cup after thrashing Sri Lanka in Sydney last night. Audio

The Government has sent a clear message to New Zealanders - there's no such thing as a free lunch. Audio

Talks get under way in Auckland this afternoon over how Pacific nations can get a bigger cut of the multi billion dollar tuna fishery in their waters. Audio

Aid agencies on the ground in Vanuatu are still scrambling to assess the full damage wrought by Cyclone Pam. Audio

The police response to sexual assault complaints by young people will again be under scrutiny when a second report on the Roast Busters investigation is released this morning. Audio

Dr Reti, the Prime Minister John Key and National's Northland candidate Mark Osborne all chose not to talk to us this morning but the New Zealand First leader and candidate Winston Peters does. Audio

Whangarei MP, Shane Reti is defending a phone call he made to a Northland roading action group telling them to stop protesting during the Northland by-election campaign - or risk getting nothing. Audio