Russia

Te Radar and Alice Brine look back at the news highlights of the week. Audio

Brendan Telfer joins Kathryn to discuss the latest news from the Rio Olympics. Audio

Sport's top court has upheld a ban on Russia's track and field athletes at the Rio Olympics. Russia is furious. Audio

Russia has named a 387 member strong team for the Olympics despite the expectation its athletes will be banned. Audio

Russia's Olympic athletes have to wait 'til the end of the week to find out if they will be barred from Rio, after a report found evidence of a four-year, state-backed doping programme. Audio

The International Olympic Committee has delayed a decision on whether Russian athletes will be allowed at the Rio Games until the end of the week. we talk to the founding president of the World… Audio

The International Olympic Committee has reacted overnight to the report by the World Anti-Doping Agency highlighting wide-spread state-sponsored doping in Russia between 2011 and August last year. Audio

The International Olympic Committee has delayed its decision on whether Russian athletes will be allowed to compete in the Rio Olympics which starts in just 17 days. Audio

Drug Free Sport New Zealand tells Morning Report why, in the wake of a new report on state sponsored doping, Russian athletes must be banned from next month's Rio Olympics. Audio

The fallout from the Russian doping report is only just beginning. Our reporter Barry Guy will be going to the Rio Olympics and has the analysis of what's likely to happen. Audio

An independent report into allegations of doping by Russian athletes has found damning evidence of state-sponsored cheating at the Sochi Winter Olympic and other events. We talk to the World Anti… Audio

New report finds the Russian government commissioned and oversaw doping in 30 different sports after it was unhappy with its medal haul in the Winter 2010 Olympics. Audio

Robert Patman reviews 'Secondhand Time: The Last of the Soviets' by Svetlana Alexievich (translated by Bela Shayevich), published by Text Publishing Audio

Guilty until proved innocent. That's the result of an overnight International Olympic Committee decision not to lift a suspension of Russian track and field athletes. Audio

The president of the International Olympic Committee Thomas Bach says he won't be lifting a suspension on Russian track and field athletes. Audio

Up to 14 children have been died after their boat got caught in a storm on a lake in northern Russia. Audio