Morning Report

Fears over the high rates of Pasifika youth trying to kill themselves are behind a new campaign to get Pasifika communities to end their silence over suicide. Audio

Problems with translation services have again delayed the Bali trial of Anthony De Malmanche. Audio

Unions say they'll be taking more and more employment cases to court following the latest in a string of successful rulings for low-paid employees. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The Australian prime minister Tony Abbott has confirmed the dispatch of hundreds more troops, to help train the Iraqi army in the fight against Islamic State. Audio

A recruitment specialist says many public sector executives in New Zealand are paid much better than their private sector counterparts. Audio

The Justice Minister, Amy Adams, declined to be interviewed, saying it's not appropriate for ministers to comment on judicial matters. But she issued a statement. Audio

Teina Pora has had his convictions for the murder and rape of Susan Burdett quashed by the Privy Council in London. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The 2015 Auckland Arts Festival starts today with a very big act performing in a quite small venue. Audio

The RAF Benevolent Fund says it is enormously grateful to the last surviving Dambusters pilot, New Zealander Les Munro. Audio

In a contentious speech to the United States Congress, the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that Iran poses a "threat to the entire world." Audio