Morning Report

Students say uni fees as high as they can go, Tertiary Education Minister on university fee rises, Turkey to let Iraq Kurds join Kobane fight, Police continue search in Auckland after mother and… Read more Audio

Melbourne correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes speaks with Susie Ferguson. Audio

In a bid to resolve a conflict between humans and kea at a logging site near Nelson, The Kea Conservation Trust has introduced a kea gymnasium. Audio

Celebrations were held across the country at the weekend to mark Niue's 40th anniversary of self governance. Audio

Haka and poi are to be used to rehabilitate stroke survivors in Britain. The Victoria Business School's Pro Vice-Chancellor says it made intensive efforts to support the Maori Business Programme which… Read more Audio

Today marks one year since nine new councillors and a new mayor officially took office in Christchurch. Audio

Britain's most senior Catholic cleric has insisted Pope Francis's drive to make the Roman Catholic Church more welcoming to gay people will not be halted by a backlash from conservative bishops. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A man whose son almost suffocated in a collapsed mound of dirt in Twizel says he wants an investigation into the incident to ensure it never happens again. Audio

Officials in Nepal say a search and rescue operation to find trekkers, stranded after a series of blizzards and avalanches on the Annapurna trail, has ended. A Canterbury couple, Peter and Elizabeth… Read more Audio

The Liberian President, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, is appealing to all countries to help fight the Ebola virus. Audio

Families who are struggling to make ends meet say higher wages and greater compassion from government agencies would make their lives a little easier. Audio