Morning Report

Schools are worried the government plans to cap or rein in their enrolments of foreign students.

A draft statement on high-value international education says it doesn't want the eventual return of… Read more Audio

A rural school south of Auckland has changed its name from Mercer to Te Paina - the original name of the area. 

The school has spent years consulting with students, whānau, iwi and hapū about… Read more Audio

Cupping, chiropractic spinal manipulation, beetroot juice baths, oxygen drinks, blood-letting and K-tape.

The sports world is swimming in alternative therapies which are largely uproven.

They invoke… Read more Audio

Veteran runner Nick Willis is preparing to enter a new phase of his career with five Olympics now under his belt.

The 38-year-old from Hutt Valley got as far as the semi-finals of the 1500-metres in… Read more Audio

The tornado which tore through South Auckland homes in June is the costliest on record, for insurance companies.

So far customers have been paid a total of $24 million in home and content losses.

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New Zealand's much discussed brain drain has turned into a 'brain-gain' - at least for now, according to new research published by the Helen Clark Foundation.

According to the 44-page work's author… Read more Audio

Contractors working for the Government on pandemic programmes are making millions of dollars from some agencies.

Recruiters talk of a sector that is pumped-up and "feel-good" like never before.

Phil… Read more Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Read more Audio

Young climate change activists are describing the latest report card on the planet as a stark reminder government's need to crank up work on cutting emissions before it's too late.

They also says… Read more Audio