Morning Report

The Auditor-General has been questioned by MPs about what the Ministry of Education's Maori achievement strategy is doing to address institutional racism in schools; Members of the Ruapehu iwi, Ngati… Read more Audio

There is growing concern over the credibility of a review examining the troubled inquiry into domestic violence set up by businessman and philanthropist, Sir Owen Glenn. Audio

Dunedin community leaders are accusing the Government of ripping the heart out of the city's economy after another announcement of jobs being sent north. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The Auckland Council says it doesn't know whether its proposed housing agreement with the Government will do anything to provide truly affordable homes. Audio

A 14-year-high in business confidence could soon put pressure on the Reserve Bank to hike interest rates more aggressively. ANZ's latest monthly gauge of business sentiment shows 53 percent of firms… Read more Audio

The Obama administration has de-classified key briefing papers which show how the National Security Agency collected the metadata of millions of American phone calls. Audio

The bill allowing the Government's external spy agency to monitor New Zealanders and New Zealand residents is expected back before Parliament today for its second reading. The bill was introduced in… Read more Audio

New child poverty research shows people in New Zealand's poor communities are more likely to be abused. Audio

People in Zimbabwe are still casting their votes in the Parliamentary and Presidential election, which has been largely peaceful so far. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio