Audio Search

The police in Rotorua are warning against vigilante action, after a series of parties which turned violent and sparked retaliation attacks. Audio

The Ministry of Education is trying to persuade schools it is on their side in the battle against the error ridden school payroll system. Audio

A new online mental health service aimed at helping the Facebook generation is being launched today. Audio

The Maori Council is planning to take legal action over the government's plan to press ahead with asset sales - the first, Mighty River Power, is due to be partially floated between March and June… Audio

A solo yachtsman found adrift in the Tasman thanks to an Air New Zealand and an Air Canada passenger plane is due back in Sydney today after his dramatic rescue. Audio

The YMCA in New Plymouth is trialling a new programme it hopes will help teenage dropouts go back to school. Audio

The navy dive squad has been called in to help search for a soldier who fell overboard at a Waiouru lake yesterday evening. Audio

Tomorrow, the miners want to present the Government with a plan prepared by workers and management that would limit job losses. Audio

A man who helped his wife commit suicide has been discharged without conviction. Audio

A man who helped his chronically ill wife commit suicide has broken down in tears after being discharged without conviction. Audio

Details from of the police investigation into John Bank's mayoral campaign donations have been made public. Audio

The Social Development Minister, Paula Bennett, did not want to be interviewed by Morning Report anytime today or last night, saying she was too busy. Audio

The Social Development Minister, Paula Bennett, is being warned her latest welfare crackdown could end up hurting the very children she is trying to help. Audio

Professor Jonathan Boston, the co-chair of the Expert Advisory Group which released the report, listened to that report, and told me that his priority in tackling child poverty would be to raise… Audio

Offers of help poured in this week for two New Zelanders down on their luck. Audio

The Labour Minister is adamant proposed law changes, which include removing the right of new workers to be hired under the terms of a collective contract, will help boost workers' wages even though… Audio

Syrian government forces have advanced on the northern city of Aleppo, forcing rebel fighters to fall back. Audio

The families of the 115 victims of the CTV collapse have been given an assurance by the man whose company designed it, that he'll do whatever he can to help them find answers. Audio

Paul Mannering, Writer of two self-published e-books. Kevin Chapman, Managing Director of Hachette NZ and President of Publishers Association of New Zealand. Audio

The police are urging people to be cautious about letting strangers into their homes, after the disappearance of a toddler over the weekend. Audio

A psychologist says recent events highlighting the risks associated with helping strangers will not deter most people for long. Audio

A group of Canterbury red zoners wanting to remain in their homes is urging people to send their concerns to the United Nations. Audio

Writer for The Guardian and Psychologies magazine, Oliver Burkeman's book is The Antidote: Happiness for People Who Can't Stand Positive Thinking. Audio

Scientists say they've discovered a new sub-atomic particle that could be the Higgs boson, a crucial building block of the universe. Audio

The country's first dementia unit for elderly prison inmates is to be set up. Audio