Morning Report for Thursday 14 September 2017

6:09 AM.Christchurch's Pasifika community have made it clear to National and Labour's Pacific spokespeople they want better mental health services and more commitment to teaching Pacific languages in schools… Read more Audio

6:13 AM.European Union president Jean-Claude Juncker says Britain will regret leaving the EU. At a State of the Union address Mr Junckers said the EU would respect the will of the British people and move on… Read more Audio

6:18 AM.Its been 45 years since the Māori Language Petition was presented to Parliament calling on the government to introduce te Reo Maori in schools. Audio

6:39 AM.An immigration and human rights lawyer says exploited migrant workers are too afraid to speak up because they fear immigration authorities will treat them rather than their employer like criminals… Read more Audio

6:43 AM.The BBC's Reeta Chakrabarti has been talking to refugees from Myanmar. She says aid groups were not prepared for the scale of the exodus from Myanmar and the situation has become dire. Audio

6:48 AM.A late seven-point scoring burst from goal shooters Bailey Mes and Maria Tutaia propelled the Silver Ferns to a nailbiting 62-55 win over England in their series-deciding third netball test in… Read more Audio

7:10 AM.A migrant worker who describes himself as a "modern day slave" says he's blowing the whistle on an immigration scam that he believes is rampant. The man came to New Zealand from Sri Lanka. After five… Read more Audio

8:09 AM.New Zealand First leader Winston Peters joins Morning Report for an extended interview as part of its Election 2017 special interview series. As in past elections, Mr Peters could be 'kingmaker' or… Read more Audio

8:11 AM.Landlords lobby group the Property Investors Federation is warning that rents will rise, in some cases by more than $40 a week, if Labour is elected. Labour's housing spokesperson Phil Twyford tells… Read more Audio

8:19 AM.The European Commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, says he wants a free trade deal with New Zealand completed by the end of 2019. Audio

8:26 AM.First it was John Key who pledged never to raise the superannuation age, now Jacinda Adern is repeating the promise. Craig McCulloch talks to young voters and finds they're divided on whether 65… Read more Audio

8:36 AM.Staring down the barrel of their first series loss to England in 61 years, the Silver Ferns dug deep to fight their way back from a half-time deficit to win last night's Taini Jamison trophy decider… Read more Audio

8:40 AM.The TAB's been caught on the back foot by a surprise Australian law change that means no one in Australia can place bets in New Zealand. John Allen is the chief executive of the Racing Board, which… Read more Audio

8:49 AM.There are calls for more funding to be allocated to help grow te reo Māori use in Australia, where around 130,000 Māori now live. Audio

8:53 AM.PNG's political class has been stunned by the main opposition party joining the new government. Audio