Morning Report

The Government says Ebola protocols in New Zealand are sufficient for now. Audio

Just a day after the appeal court ruling, the World Economic Forum has put out its annual global index of gender equality. Audio

Workers in aged care homes have had a win in their courtroom battle for better pay - but it's unclear when they'll get a pay raise. Audio

A major report says New Zealand isn't doing enough to look after its most vulnerable citizens. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Just over 6 months ago the Islamic militant group Boko Haram abducted more than 200 school girls from the town of Chibok in north-eastern Nigeria. Audio

The Health Minister, Jonathan Coleman, and the Women's Affairs Minister, Louise Upston, both declined to be interviewed. But joining us now is Labour's Women Affairs Spokesperson, Sue Moroney. Audio

Workers in aged care homes could face a long wait before they achieve pay parity with men in similar occupations. Audio

The Social Housing Minister, Paula Bennett, says it's not suitable for families to have to sleep in caravans, cars and garages. Audio

A radiologist wanted by US authorities on sex charges was working for the Gisborne-based Tairawhiti District Health Board until this year. Audio

One of the toughest debates facing Aucklanders kicks-off later this morning, when a range of possible new charges will be unveiled to help pay for future transport projects. Audio

The new Minister for Social Development is Anne Tolley. Audio