Morning Report

In today's episode, the opposition says the government's move to scrap the 2018 new oil and gas ban shows it is more interested in doing the bidding of multinational companies than supporting ordinary… Read more Audio

We cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio

Listen to our weekly political panel. Audio

The British and Irish Lions are looking for a 3-nil sweep of the Wallabies when the teams meet in the third test in Sydney on Saturday. Australian sport correspondent and former Wallaby Peter… Read more Audio

In the battle against Queenstown's exploding rabbit population, a team of trained ferrets is leading the charge. Jim Curry and Jacqui Elson believe in the power of using pests, to fight pests. Katie… Read more Audio

An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio

Market Update for 1 August 2025. Audio

Lightning is arguably one of nature's most awe-inspiring events, but its unpredictability and duration can make it hard to study. World Meteorological Organization weather and climate extremes archive… Read more Audio

People living in the Cook Islands outer islands or Pa Enua have flocked to Rarotonga to celebrate 60 years of self-governance. Caleb Fotheringham reports. Audio

The opposition says the government's move to scrap the 2018 oil and gas ban shows it is more interested in doing the bidding of multinational companies than supporting ordinary New Zealanders… Read more Audio

The Black Caps produced some good and some bad on day two, but they remain in charge of the first test against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo. Audio

Twenty years ago, a dream of a world-class performing arts centre became reality in a small Far North town. Reporter Peter de Graaf has more. Audio