Morning Report

An Otago University study has found that more than a quarter of women and a fifth of men experience fertility difficulties by their late thirties. Audio

While tens of thousands of people have attended Cricket World Cup matches in New Zealand over the past 10 days, the sport has been sliding in popularity in the country's high schools. Audio

Two videos of police officers walking around the Lundy home not wearing protective clothing have been shown to the jury as the retrial of Mark Lundy continues into its third week. Audio

Auckland's economic development agency Ateed is fighting back against complaints it's wasting ratepayer money on plum jobs for officials in overseas cities. Audio

About 700 people packed Christchurch's Cardboard Cathedral last night to hear from a panel of experts on why, four years after the big earthquake, they're still waiting for their homes to be rebuilt.

Four years on from the earthquakes, there's conflicting evidence on the state of the Christchurch and Canterbury economies. Audio

Organisers of one of the biggest festivals in Auckland are anxiously waiting to hear if their event can take place in the heart of the fruit fly cordon. Audio

Government figures are confirming what many already suspected - there is a correlation between road crashes and overseas drivers - in the South Island at least. Audio

There's no cross party political support for the Prime Minister's plans. Audio

The Prime Minister will lay out the details of New Zealand's military deployment to Iraq today, and that deployment will go beyond simply training Iraqi troops. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Dow Jones Index is down 52 points to 18,088. Audio