Morning Report

Police are accusing Federated Farmers of scaremongering over a proposed restructure in rural Canterbury. Audio

Advocates say the problem is extremely concerning and common but officials say there's enough support on offer. Audio

Val Butcher says it was the people that made the job special. Audio

The government announced sweeping changes to school qualifications on Monday, including the end of the NCEA system that has been in place for more than 20 years. Audio

It comes as top diplomat Vangelis Vitalis heads to Washington in the wake of the decision to impose 15 percent tariffs on New Zealand. Audio

The national asking price for a house remains stable at about $850,000. Audio

A national survey of over 500 people revealed two-thirds had been targeted by online shopping scams. Audio

The founder of an alternative alert framework says officials never gave it a look-in when they were setting up the under-fire Emergency Mobile Alert system. Audio

相关部门称信息广播系统可能出现故障，正在进行排查；应急管理部长表示发布警报是正确选择；紧急警报是强制接收的，公众没有"拒收"选项。

NEMA will work with phone companies to try and sort any glitches, Mark Mitchell says. Audio

A major project to relocate five marae in Tairāwhiti is underway, after flooding from Cyclone Gabrielle forced them to move to safer ground. Audio

Hundreds of customers were without power and there has been widespread disruption on the roads on day two of bad weather affecting the North Island. Audio

Netball New Zealand is going back to TVNZ, marking the return of the sport on free-to-air television. Audio

A new report is calling for urgent cross-sector investment in prevention, response and visibility. Audio

"If we do get clear skies it's definitely worth a look."

There is debate over whether the government's tightened-up emergency housing eligibility rules are behind a spike in homelessness in Auckland. Audio

Just 323 of 722 applicants have got jobs in hospitals through its Advanced Choice of Employment Mid-Year matching process. Audio

Labour leader Chris Hipkins says his party will make changes to the coalition government's new Fast Track regime if elected next year, but will not completely scrap it.

Retailers say with some facing bills up to $80,000 a year to have contactless payment, shops might just go back to EFTPOS. Audio

财长认为商家应该让消费者从禁令中获益，但零售业称这可能反而抬高企业经营成本。

One builder said the government's changes were a good thing but wanted to see how it would play out. Audio

More wet weather is on the way for the top of the South Island, a region still recovering from recent storms. Audio

Reports say Attorney-General Judith Collins has found 100,000 people could be disenfranchised by the changes. Audio

The change was largely driven by patching pipes not replacing them, Wellington Water's chairperson says. Audio

新西兰总检察长Judith Collins报告指出，政府计划修改选举法与新西兰人的宪法权利相冲突。