Morning Report

A massive collection of classic surfboards and memorabilia is going up for sale in Tauranga.

The collection, which is stored in an airport hangar, includes 130 longboards and short boards… Read more Audio

Thousands are expected at Addington Raceway on Tuesday for the New Zealand Trotting Cup.

The harnessed-horse race is a big event on the Christchurch social calendar, and this year the New Zealand Cup… Read more Audio

Anti-gambling advocates are concerned that recovering gambling addicts could relapse or drop out of treatment if the Salvation Army's rehabilitation programme is axed.

For more than three decades… Read more Audio

New Zealand could find itself in breach of a free trade deal with Europe if it walks back on meeting its climate target for 2030.

The trade pact with the European Union includes a ground-breaking… Read more Audio

Coromandel businesses are thrilled State Highway 25A is opening before Christmas.

The vital link to the region has been closed by a massive slip since January and is re-opening well ahead of schedule… Read more Audio

National's plan to fund tax cuts through a tax on foreign home buyers is proving to be a major sticking point in coalition negotiations.

New Zealand First voted for the foreign buyers ban while in… Read more Audio

A legal expert says New Zealand's protest laws need to be reviewed to make sure they're still fit for purpose.

It comes as many countries grapple with how to deal with climate protestors fairly.

New… Read more Audio

With incoming Prime Minister Christopher Luxon saying it's "highly unlikely" he will attend the APEC summit in San Francisco this week, questions have arisen as to who will replace him.

The two… Read more Audio

Red paint has been thrown at the US consulate and Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Auckland.

A group calling themselves Tamaki for Palestine says the paint symbolises the blood on US and New Zealand… Read more Audio