Morning Report

The online system for school exams faces a test of its own Wednesday morning when thousands of teenagers try to log-in to the level two English exam.

Teachers say it is critical there is no repeat of… Read more Audio

The government begins the roll out of new facial recognition technology next week despite an "untested risk" around racial bias.

No tests have been done for bias on New Zealand's unique population… Read more Audio

It's all go at the Canterbury showgrounds Wednesday morning, as the gates open for the annual agricultural show.

More than a 100,000 people came to last year's three-day event, and organisers are… Read more Audio

The whereabouts of missing Marokopa man Tom Phillips and his three children continues to mystify.

Police have released a video that they say shows the father trying to smash into a superette in the… Read more Audio

Auckland council will meet on Thursday to discuss the introduction of congestion charges for some of Auckland's busiest roads.

The so-called 'Time of Use Charge' would charge people using specific… Read more Audio

It's been back and forth for the leaders of National and ACT who are in Auckland Wednesday morning to meet with NZ First leader Winston Peters.

Both Christopher Luxon and David Seymour were in… Read more Audio

The World Health Organisation says Gaza's biggest hospital is "virtually a cemetery" with bodies piling up inside and out.

A mass grave has been dug at Al Shifa Hospital and a doctor says there are… Read more Audio

State Highway One over the Brynderwyn Hills, a vital passage linking Northland to the rest of the country, will fully close while damage done during Cyclone Gabrielle is repaired.

Waka Kotahi says… Read more Audio

After saying volcanic activity had reduced on Tuesday, on Wednesday there has been a sudden second evacuation of the Icelandic town of Grindavik.

The Icelandic Civil Protection Agency said they have… Read more Audio