Morning Report

More courts will hold Meetings between offenders and victims from today. Audio

A mining industry group says a 'dose of realism' is needed over fears around platinum prospecting. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

United Nations weapons inspectors are en route to Syria to ensure compliance with the deal to destroy the Assad regime's chemical weapons stockpile. Audio

New limits on mortgage lending to people with low deposits come into force today. Audio

The director of offender health for the Department of Corrections, Bronwyn Donaldson, joins us. Audio

Some doctors are calling for a major review of the way prisoners' health is managed. Audio

Have you noticed a difference in Radio New Zealand's time pips? Audio

This morning we are reporting people are having their electricity disconnected because they can't afford to pay their power bills. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Anti-fluoride campaigners in Hamilton are accusing the local district health board of running scared after it refused to show up at a public meeting in the city last night. Audio