Morning Report

The Principal Youth Court Judge says school boards of trustees need to act as front-line fighters against youth crime. Audio

New Zealand's charities are mourning the loss of the businessman and philanthropist, Hugh Green, who has died at the age of 80. Audio

Cycling's Tour de France's has been hit by sabotage. Audio

The United States Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, is pressing Egypt's military to return to its national security role. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Sir Tipene O'Regan was one of the team that negotiated treaty fisheries claims, and went on to become chairman of the Treaty of Waitangi Fisheries Commission, or Te Ohu Kaimoana. Audio

Waitangi Tribunal members have been told the mechanism used to settle treaty claims to fisheries could serve as a template for resolving arguments over the allocation of water rights. Audio

The International Committee of the Red Cross says the scale and intensity of fighting in Syria now constitutes civil war. Audio

A new study suggests there's a big discrepancy between the skills held by Auckland jobseekers and those demanded by employers. Audio

Transport consultants have been paid 200-million dollars over the past three years for work done on the Government's roads of national significance. Audio

Westport is drying out this morning, after flooding and slips over the weekend caused access to the West Coast town to be cut off. Audio

The Principal Youth Court judge is asking Board of Trustees members to think very carefully before expelling or excluding students. Audio