Morning Report

The primary school union says the decision to publish individual schools' national standards results online is disastrous. Audio

Opposition parties are questioning whether the Government's Ministerial Committee on Poverty has made any real progress in improving the lives of low-income New Zealanders. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Syrian government forces have advanced on the northern city of Aleppo, forcing rebel fighters to fall back. Audio

Many in Whanganui have reacted angrily to news the man known as 'The Beast of Blenheim' will be living on the town's outskirts. Audio

There's been a silver sheen for New Zealand at the London Olympics overnight, with the 49ers crews of Blair Tuke and Peter Burling claiming this country's 100th medal with their second place finish. Audio

Outdoors New Zealand is a federation that represents many outdoor pursuit facilities, including the Taranaki outdoor pursuits and education centre. Audio

In New Plymouth, the search has resumed for two students and an outdoors pursuit instructor, who are missing after falling off Paritutu Rock and into rough seas yesterday afternoon. Audio

The tight-knit group of senior pupils forced to leave Moerewa School in Northland has split - with only six still holding out for the right to be schooled in their home town. Audio

The Rail and Maritime Transport Union is accusing KiwiRail of preparing to outsource more of its work just days after announcing it will be cutting 181 jobs. Audio

The internet tycoon Kim Dotcom has been described as belligerent and disdainful by a police officer involved in a raid on his home. Audio