Morning Report

The FIFA Women's World Cup has seen a big boost for host cities - fending off the winter doldrums and putting a spring in the step of business owners.

And with summer on the way and COVID… Read more Audio

Crime, housing and transport were hot topics at a political debate in central Auckland last night.

Candidates from the Greens, Labour, National and The Opportunities Party slugged it out in front of… Read more Audio

Secondary teachers are hoping their newly ratified pay deal will be enough to retain teachers and encourage others to join the profession.

PPTA members yesterday voted overwhelmingly in favour of a… Read more Audio

A former principal has made a plea for schools to be allowed to choose how they manage students' cellphones, saying the devices are for more than just play.

The National Party says if it becomes the… Read more Audio

The government could use private sector investment to build public hospitals, a major shake up to how health projects are funded.

Te Whatu Ora has set up a new national infrastructure team which is… Read more Audio

It's setting up to be a cold and slippery day for parts of Wellington and the South Island.

That's the word from MetService who've put out a heavy snow watch for inland Buller and western parts of… Read more Audio

A Wairarapa parent says young people will stop at nothing to find a way around a proposed nationwide phone ban in schools.

To improve learning outcomes, the National Party has promised to ban… Read more Audio