Morning Report

Scotland's highest civil court has ruled Boris Johnson's suspension of the UK Parliament is unlawful. A panel of three judges at the Court of Session found in favour of a cross-party group of… Read more Audio

Auckland primary school principals are warning that the city's long-running teacher shortage is as bad as ever and some say it is worse. They say some job vacancies are attracting no applications at… Read more Audio

RNZ's political editor Jane Patterson says the fallout from the sex assault allegations will continue with still a lot of questions about what senior staff members in Jacinda Ardern;'s office knew. Audio

Scrutiny is now firmly on the Prime Minister as the fallout over sexual assault allegations escalates. The Labour Party President NIgel Haworth has been forced to step down and now attention is… Read more Audio

The Treaty Negotiations Minister Andrew Little says Northland's Ngati Hine people could get government funding for its mandate campaign - if it goes through official channels. The Ngapuhi sub tribe -… Read more Audio

The wife of a terminally-ill Southland man says she feels very confident that a charity hospital in the region will be a reality after last night's meeting. Melissa Vining and her husband, Blair, have… Read more Audio

The Prime Minister has apologised to the group of complainants who've made allegations of bullying and sexual assault, saying she recognises the actions of the Labour party have added to their… Read more Audio

An early look at the day's business news and how global markets have fared overnight. Audio

A secret briefing on the perilous state of New Plymouth's water pipes has raised the ire of council aspirants in the city. Mayoral candidate Max Brough says councillors were told a third of the… Read more Audio