Morning Report

Parliament's Privileges Committee is to consider whether Education Minister, Jan Tinetti, deliberately misled Parliament.

In February, she told the house she was not responsible for the release of… Read more Audio

The Education Ministry has warned teachers not to use Chat GPT to mark students' work, saying it could be unfair and discriminatory.

The Ministry also says the technology, which generates written… Read more Audio

Countdown is promising it will again freeze some food prices this a winter.

But Foodstuffs, which followed suit last year, won't say whether it will bring back the same scheme.

Kirsty Frame reports.

After calling off a nationwide strike, primary teachers have a new pay offer to consider.

The potential deal includes a $4,500 lump-sum payment, and three pay rises.

NZEI members will consider the… Read more Audio

Eight months before the Loafers Lodge fire, Wellington City Council was warned it wasn't completing enough fire safety checks.

The Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment (MBIE) found the… Read more Audio

Auckland mayor Wayne Brown has suggested local communities could receive funding from a $20 million storm response fund as a way of improving resilience.

Many smaller communities have been isolated… Read more Audio

Security workers have the go-ahead to begin bargaining for a Fair Pay Agreement.

It comes as hospitality workers also move on an FPA, which sets pay and conditions across entire industries.

E tū… Read more Audio

News from the rural farming sector. Read more Audio

State Highway 2 between Wairoa and Napier will be open around the clock from today, after first reopening to daytime traffic two weeks ago.

The stretch of road was heavily damaged in the wake of… Read more Audio