Morning Report

The Cancer Society is questioning whether the health system will be able to cope with the extra work of administering thirteen new cancer treatments National is promising to fund of elected in… Read more Audio

A Hawke's Bay conservation group is down, but not out, after Cyclone Gabrielle flooded its Esk Valley planting sites.

Despite a layer of silt nearly two metres deep in places, hardy three-year old… Read more Audio

Gangs are making hundreds-of-millions of dollars in profit by dominating the illegal drugs market in New Zealand.

The latest research from the country's drug trends survey of 13,000 people shows… Read more Audio

Spain has triumphed at the Football World Cup, with a 1-0 win against England's Lionesses.

The team caused a stir earlier in the competition when they moved out of their Palmerston North base early… Read more Audio

Former Football Fern, Michele Cox, was watching the final in Mt Eden last night.

She was backing England, the country in which she was born, but her Mum, Barbara, the first Football Fern, backed… Read more Audio

Radiologists in Australia want to use post-mortem scanning to help cut the number of unexplained stillbirths by 20 percent over the next five years.

New Zealand clinicians and parents say the scans… Read more Audio

The Act Party wants Public Service bosses to be given achievement targets and put on performance-based pay, if it becomes part of the next government.

Under the policy, government ministers would… Read more Audio

The Principals Federation is concerned about Labour's policy of compulsory financial literacy programmes for all school students, saying it will put schools under more pressure.

The policy would see… Read more Audio