Morning Report

ACC is 50 years old this week, and while some say it's time to celebrate, others are calling for change.

Reporter Lauren Crimp takes a look at its history. Read more Audio

Pressure is mounting on Israel to explain why seven humanitarian aid workers in clearly marked vehicles were killed in an air strike this week.

Seven people died after the World Central Kitchen… Read more Audio

A leading New Zealand public art gallery may have to temporarily close due to construction work.

Wellington's City Gallery will have its main access shut off in June when demolition of the… Read more Audio

North Shore Hospital's emergency department is again leaving patients in corridors.

The Auckland hospital had successfully maintained a strict no corridor policy since a highly critical inquiry 15… Read more Audio

A government department has pulled the plug on a multi-million-dollar project meant to give people more secure access to birth, death and marriage data online.

Internal Affairs won't say how much… Read more Audio

Agents say fraud and tougher rules are driving high refusal rates for foreign students applying from India.

Immigration New Zealand says it is turning down about half the study visa applications… Read more Audio

Treasury data shows the cost of insuring a house jumped by more than 30 percent in some parts of the country, in less than a year.

The data, released to RNZ under the Official Information Act, also… Read more Audio

The search for people trapped in the rubble is continuing in Taiwan following Wednesday's 7.4 magnitude earthquake.

At least nine are confirmed dead and up to 800 injured as powerful aftershocks… Read more Audio

The Education Review Office says all schools are teaching the Aotearoa New Zealand Histories Curriculum but only half their pupils are enjoying it.

The curriculum was introduced for all students from… Read more Audio