Morning Report

Sitting at number 47 of 49 things in the government's 100-day plan is beginning work to repeal the Therapeutics Products Act.

It was part of the NZ First and ACT party's coalition agreements and NZ… Read more Audio

The Housing Minister is launching an independent review of Kāinga Ora, citing his concerns about growing debt which has reached $12.3 billion.

Former Prime Minister Sir Bill English will lead the… Read more Audio

Drivers are more likely to be fined for speeding, talking on their cellphones, or not wearing a seatbelt than ever before.

In last four years the number of infringement notices doled out by police… Read more Audio

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is being warned if he wants to strengthen New Zealand's security relationship with Australia, he'll need to boost defence spending.

Luxon will fly to Sydney on… Read more Audio

Christmas, it may only be one day, but we sure make a meal out of it, especially Christmas dinner.

But while you may have sorted the Christmas ham and pudding - what do you put on the table when… Read more Audio

The Pentagon is considering striking Houthi rebel military targets in Yemen in response to the Iranian-backed militia's escalating attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea.

The near-daily… Read more Audio

The UK and Germany have released a joint call for a sustainable ceasefire in Gaza while French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna says an "immediate truce is necessary".

The statements form part of a… Read more Audio

The celebrated rugby photographer Peter Bush is being remembered by former colleagues, friends and sports fans for the life he lived and what he captured through a lense.

Bushy, as he was… Read more Audio