Morning Report

The Auckland floods and Cyclone Gabrielle have led to significant insurance delays and customer service problems.

That's according to the Insurance and Financial Services Ombudsman Scheme who deals… Read more Audio

Publicly-available health data on wait times for emergency departments, operations and cancer treatment are now six months out of date, since Te Whatu Ora was forced to pull inaccurate figures from… Read more Audio

Prince Harry gave evidence for second a day against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) over what he alleges was phone hacking "on an industrial scale".

As he finished at the High Court he seemed choked-up… Read more Audio

The Prime Minister is standing by his decision to not to take any further action against Michael Wood, or start up an independent investigation.

National and ACT want the minister sacked, saying… Read more Audio

Aucklanders find out today if their mayor has enough votes to sell the council's two billion dollars worth of airport shares as part of the plan he says will help fix the city.

Councillors will vote… Read more Audio

Builders are starting to see homeowners struggling with lowball cash offers from insurers that won't cover the cost of repairing flood damaged homes.

Some Aucklanders have been offered tens of… Read more Audio

An group of businesses and community members are calling for the government to step in and curb increasing postal prices.

New Zealand Post is increasing its prices for a number of services from July… Read more Audio

The National Party is questioning how the Prime Minister still has confidence in his under-fire minister Michael Wood.

Mr Wood has been stood down as transport minister for failing to properly… Read more Audio