Morning Report

The government denies it is dragging its feet in response to the widespread, and rapidly increasing use of artificial intelligence.

Despite years of discussion it has no specific plan to manage its… Read more Audio

As we've been reporting this morning, the axe appears to be hovering over the National Screening Unit.

Te Whatu Ora revealed in March it was looking at restructuring 16,000 back-office and management… Read more Audio

Hundreds of people whose homes were wrecked by Cyclone Gabrielle will find out today if they're able to rebuild on their flood damaged property.

The Cyclone Recovery Minister said on Tuesday that… Read more Audio

The fall in house prices may have bottomed out, according to latest housing data from realestate.co.nz.

The data suggests average asking prices may have hit the low point following what it calls a… Read more Audio

New research has found covid lockdowns made it more difficult for us to remember when significant events happened.

The peer-reviewed analysis from researchers at the University of Aberdeen found the… Read more Audio

With industrial action set to resume today, primary and secondary school teachers are frustrated.

Primary school teacher Joseph Tobin, and Wainuiomata High School teacher Adam Weir, both say they… Read more Audio

Spinal muscular atrophy is the most common genetic cause of death in New Zealand babies without treatment but it's not included in the newborn screening programme.

Doctors warn that waiting until… Read more Audio

Decision day is looming for hundreds of health managers and back office staff at the National Health Agency, with the axe believed to be hovering over the National Health Screening Unit.

Te Whatu Ora… Read more Audio

Manukau Councillor, Alf Filipaina says lessons haven't been learned since the last big fire in 2018.

He spoke to Corin Dann this morning. Read more Audio