Morning Report

The Pacific Islands Forum is continuing, with Labour's deputy leader Carmel Sepuloni and National Party foreign spokesperson Gerry Brownlee representing Aotearoa.

University of Canterbury professor… Read more Audio

Signs warning Aucklanders to stay out of the water and not fish are likely to be permanent on a number of inner city wharfs and beaches this summer.

Sewage spilled into the Waitematā Habour at a rate… Read more Audio

The Black Caps will play Sri Lanka in Bengaluru on Thursday night in a match that is effectively a Cricket World Cup quarterfinal.

Win, and it's highly likely New Zealand will progress to the… Read more Audio

An associate professor and neonatal paediatrician from Auckland University is describing Pharmac's decision not to fund an RSV-preventative drug as "disappointing".

For the last three winters the… Read more Audio

A Hawke's Bay school community that lost its classrooms in Cyclone Gabrielle has been flooded again - this time out of its temporary home. 

On Tuesday night, heavy rain caused floods, road closures… Read more Audio

Ivanka Trump, the former president's oldest daughter and close confidante, took to the stand today in the civil fraud trial against her father and brothers.

Ivanka's testimony came two days after her… Read more Audio

Businesses along Auckland's Karangahape Road say they are looking at taking take legal action against plans to strip out car parking.

From Monday, all car parking along the road will be gone, but… Read more Audio

First home buyers are defying all odds according to new data, which shows them taking up a record portion of the market share.

These buyers have made 27 percent of the country's property purchases in… Read more Audio

A landmark threat-reporting system for the public to counter terrorism and extremist violence is in limbo.

The outgoing government failed to get a final plan for the new system over the line before… Read more Audio

The coroner at the inquest into the Christchurch terror attacks is asking if the country needs more highly trained medics who are able to go dangerous into situations like a mass shooting.

The… Read more Audio

The Ministry of Justice says a 'revolving door' between the Beehive and lobbying roles can result in the misuse of privileged information and unfair access.

The ministry is now working on options to… Read more Audio