Morning Report

What happens when you're stopped by police for a breath test in a left-hand drive car?

It turns out your passenger might be breathalysed.

At least that's what happened to T J Woodrow this weekend -… Read more Audio

An Invercargill council worker says his desire to read to his grandchildren inspired him to put his hand up, admit he was illiterate and begin learning to read and write in his late 50s.

Three years… Read more Audio

More young people are turning out to vote each election, but their numbers still lag far behind the country's older voters.

Anna Sargent investigates how first-time voters are feeling as the election… Read more Audio

Labour wants lots more solar panels on homes - but what about the slave labour used to make the panels that mainly come from China?

The party failed to get its anti-slave labour legislation through… Read more Audio

The most gutting night in Australian rugby history.

That's how former Wallabies are describing their team's shock 40 - 6 loss to Wales.

For the first time ever, the Wallabies look set to exit the… Read more Audio

Destination Queenstown says the town is buoyant and busy, despite the weekend storm and the cryptosporidium outbreak.

It's a crucial time as people head into the resort for the school holidays… Read more Audio

The latest political poll suggests New Zealand First could wind up back in the familiar position of deciding who forms the next government.

The party led by Winston Peters has played kingmaker… Read more Audio

The latest political poll results confirm one of the rules of modern New Zealand politics - never rule out New Zealand First and Winston Peters.

Monday night's Newshub Reid Research poll has National… Read more Audio

Screenwriters in the US say they've reached a 'tentative deal' with studio bosses that could see them end a strike that has lasted nearly five months.

The Writers Guild of America says the deal will… Read more Audio