Morning Report

New estimates show 2000 schools will lose teachers next year because of the Government's controversial changes to school staffing. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

A court aimed at reducing recidivist offending by Auckland's homeless population has cut reoffending by 60 percent. Audio

The Education Minister, Hekia Parata, has faced questions about why the National Party did not campaign on its controversial plan to increase some class sizes in last year's general election. Audio

The Education Minister's office has confirmed a Maori tertiary education provider is being investigated over claims it's breaking the law by calling itself a university; The Maori Affairs Select… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The celebrations marking Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee have reached their culmination in London. Audio

The Green Party says a police decision to stop investigating ACC's complaint against Bronwyn Pullar proves the complaint was just a ploy to distract the public. Audio

Union says 2000 schools will lose teachers; Education Minister responds to criticisms; ACC's claim of threat 'lack credibility' - Greens; authorities watch for snow and rain across the country; mid… Read more Audio

The Australian sharemarket has taken a big hit. Audio

100 of the country's best wordsmiths including an eleven-year-old prodigy gathered over the weekend to play some serious scrabble. Audio