Morning Report

Overlooked graduates may now head overseas even though that's not what they want, a union member says. Audio

Young people need to take a step back and think hard about their purchases, says a Westpac manager. Audio

There has been strong opposition to Wellington City Council's controversial move to keep retention of the Golden Mile in its long term plan. Audio

The relocation to Federal Street means police will be more visible and accessible for residents than their current location in Freemans Bay, says Heart of the City's Viv Beck. Audio

The former Black Fern, Silver Fern and Labour MP she "watched with pride" at how departing All Black TJ Perena used the side's haka. Audio

Local iwi and members of the public helped refloat a pod of stranded pilot whales at a Northland beach. Audio

The world's least-developed nations have reacted angrily to a new global climate deal - and local campaigners say they have a point. Audio

The six-year-old, sulphur-crested cockatoo - known for her catchphrase "hello darling" - has returned to Staglands Wildlife Reserve in Upper Hutt after being stolen a week ago. Audio

An independent review of regulations around earthquake strengthening requirements has been approved by the government alongside new legislation that will change timeframes building owners have to… Audio

Kiwis are smoking less and snorting more than in the past, as prices for illegal drugs fall relative to everything else. Audio

The new gang patch law came into force at midnight. The first person under the ban was caught at 12.03am. Audio

Dawn Aerospace's aircraft, Aurora, has broken the sound barrier. Audio

The South Island is in for another round of bad weather today with rain warnings in place for already sodden regions. Audio

The Conservation Department is planning to charge for parking at the Punakaiki Pancake Rocks, Franz Josef Glacier, and Aoraki Mount Cook. Audio

With the main tourist route to Fox Glacier closed, a lodge owner has seen more than half of her bookings for one day disappear. Audio

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The outlook is "pretty grim", one expert warns - but it could open doors for us in other markets, if it doesn't lead the world into war. Audio

It comes as a study finds West Australian brushtail possums have developed resistance to 1080 after natural exposure to the toxin in local plants. Audio

Dr Claire Achmad says "we must be very cautious here", and take time to thoroughly consider the issue from all children's rights angles. Audio

The government 's preferred plan for the capital includes two new road tunnels, but public transport investment is needed alongside it, a regional councillor says. Audio

Among mail changes being proposed is allowing NZ Post to deliver to "cluster" letterboxes. Audio

The government is still backing Gumboot Friday after King said alcohol was not a problem for mentally unwell people. Audio

The council has vote to move the speedway from its home, but Speedway NZ says it was left in the dark. Audio

The move has been a long time coming, but is likely another 18 months away, Podiatry NZ says. Audio

The mayor says the community was lucky no one was seriously injured or killed. Audio