Morning Report

A Hamilton-based Maori principal is urging politicians ahead of this year's election - to overhaul social welfare policies and include both health and education; Symbols of the Crown are unlikely to… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

After missing out on a slopestyle medal, Olympic skier Jossi Wells is now focused on the halfpipe event. Audio

The Transport Agency says it's looking at whether more arrows need to be painted on roads to encourage foreign drivers to keep left. Audio

A report finds fault with maternity care of Maori and Pacific Island women at Auckland's Middlemore Hospital. A lawyer criticises Immigration authorities for sending overstayers back to a cyclone hit… Read more Audio

Let's have a chat to our Canberra correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio

It's Valentines Day again and love is in the air all around New Zealand. Audio

With Auckland's Chinese Lantern Festival in its fifteenth year organisers are expecting a record-breaking crowd. Audio

A polytech is stepping in to save what it describes as school dropouts; The Bay of Plenty iwi of Ngai Tuhoe is considering subsidies for descendants to make their homes environmentally friendly; The… Read more Audio

Today marks the start of year long celebrations at Waikato University to mark 50 years since it opened. Audio

A Ministry of Defence report has found that bullying and harassment are still problems for women in the military. Audio