Morning Report for Monday 8 June 2015

8:55 AM.A Northland secondary school says it stands to lose nearly 50-thousand dollars from its budget if it's not allowed to retain its low-decile rating; Waikato-Tainui is disappointed at a Government… Read more Audio

8:55 AM.Time to chat to our Melbourne correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes. Audio

8:51 AM.The Junior All Whites made history at the Fifa Under-20 World Cup on Friday night, with their 5-1 win against Myanmar securing them a place in the knock-out stage of the tournament for the first time.

8:48 AM.The United Nations Children's Fund says child abuse and violence costs countries in the Asia-Pacific region about 209 billion US dollars each year. Audio

8:41 AM.Results are in from Turkey's election and voters have delivered a rebuke to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Audio

8:37 AM.The Prime Minister, John Key says Iraqi forces being trained by New Zealand troops do want to train and are committed, despite international criticism. Audio

8:30 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

8:27 AM.The death of the former All Black, Jerry Collins, has prompted calls for Porirua's local stadium to be renamed in his honour. Audio

8:23 AM.The net appears to be closing on Sepp Blatter as new information about alleged corruption at Fifa is increasingly pointing in his direction. Audio

8:20 AM.The Government's been warned it will have to more than double the cost for the new 10 year passports or stump up millions of dollars in cash come 2021. Audio

8:11 AM.The Ministry of Social Development is being accused of mishandling the shift of Relationships Aotearoa's work to other providers. Audio

8:07 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

7:56 AM.With only one percent of Canterbury currently covered in native vegetation, a local environment trust is working hard to improve on that number. Audio

7:52 AM.Questions are being asked how two convicted murderers serving time at a New York prison were able to cut their way out of their cells using power tools without being heard. Audio

7:49 AM.The Junior All Whites have made history by qualifying for the knock out stages of the under 20 football World Cup. Audio

7:44 AM.A Bangladesh refugee claiming to be in an Indonesian detention centre, says Australian officials paid the boat crew and captain to take the 65 asylum seekers away from Australia. Audio

7:40 AM.The Prime Minister, John Key, has repeated his support for a review of euthanasia. Audio

7:29 AM.It's not the difference Milo makes, but a different Milo taste that's grabbing the attention of fans of the malty milk drink. Audio

7:26 AM.As Aucklanders and many others around the country struggle with a hot housing market - new research shows those being shut out of the market now, could feel the financial effects for their entire… Read more Audio

7:20 AM.Jerry Collins' orphaned baby daughter, Ayla, remains in a critical condition in a French hospital following the car crash which killed both her parents on Friday of last week. Audio

7:16 AM.The cost of getting a new 10 year passport could more than double in six years time unless the Government injects millions of dollars. Audio

7:11 AM.Just a day out from its demise, Relationships Aotearoa is accusing the Ministry of Social Development of mishandling the transfer of its work to other providers. Audio

7:07 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

6:58 AM.On Wall St, stocks were mixed as investors weighed up the impact of a long expected interest rate hike by the US Federal Reserve. Audio

6:57 AM.Turning to this week's business agenda, financial markets will be focused on the Reserve Bank's review of the official cash rate on Thursday, which currently stands at 3.5 percent. Audio

6:56 AM.Across the Tasman, and Australian banks are under attack. Sydney correspondent Jim Parker reports. Audio

6:55 AM.Pumpkin Patch says it hasn't found a buyer or investors interested in helping it recapitalise the debt-ridden company. Audio

6:52 AM.More than 40 Auckland business leaders are aiming to secure funding and new export orders when they head to Los Angeles this week for an economic summit. Audio

6:51 AM.A bank boss says people using their parents to get a foot on the property ladder is the norm throughout the country. Audio

6:48 AM.Financial market analysts are divided on whether the Reserve Bank will cut the official cash rate on Thursday. Audio

6:43 AM.A leading economist says the Auckland housing market is "fundamentally screwed", and particularly hard for young people living in the city. Audio

6:38 AM.An email between the South African government and FIFA, has implicated the FIFA President Sepp Blatter and potentially the former South African President Thabo Mbeki in bribery allegations. Audio

6:26 AM.A Northland secondary school says it stands to lose nearly 50-thousand dollars from its budget if it's not allowed to retain its low-decile rating; Waikato-Tainui is disappointed at a Government… Read more Audio

6:22 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

6:18 AM.The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

6:06 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

6:00 AM.Relationship Aotearoa closes tomorrow, it says the transition to new providers isn't working out with only one organisation ready to take over its clients..It says 4 others have pulled out. The cost… Read more Audio