Morning Report

Targeted payment cards and teaching about eating would do more to help lower income households eat more fresh fruit and vegetables, than removing GST.

That's according to an economist who believes… Read more Audio

The All Blacks can lock away two trophies for another year when they take on the Wallabies in Melbourne on Saturday night.

The test doubles as the Bledisloe Cup opener and their final Rugby… Read more Audio

All eyes are on the Football Ferns this weekend as they take on Switzerland in their crucial third match in the Women's World Cup.

A shock win in the opening match against Norway was followed by a… Read more Audio

Coromandel has seen the biggest drop in visitor spending of any tourism region in the country.

Electronic card transactions are down 20 percent compared to last year.

The government last week… Read more Audio

Mould removal companies are being kept busy in Auckland, handling double the number of calls this year, to treat mouldy houses.

Experts say the wet weather has provided ideal conditions for mould… Read more Audio

Labour is looking to remove GST on fruit and vegetables - or so their National party opponents are saying.

Deputy National leader Nicola Willis has caused a bit of a kerfuffle by, as it were… Read more Audio

Aucklanders whose homes are uninhabitable due to the summer storms say they're relieved with the rates relief agreed by Auckland Council yesterday.

Hundreds of homes have been red and… Read more Audio

The action is heating up in the FIFA Women's World Cup with the first week already ticked off.

The Football Ferns have given Aotearoa a show, first with a shock win against Norway, then a shock loss… Read more Audio

Labour's refusing to rule in or out a suggestion it's about to make cutting GST from fruit and vegetables part of its tax policy.

National claims that's exactly what Labour's going to do.

It's… Read more Audio

Te Pāti Māori wants to remove GST from all kai and make the first $30,000 of income tax free.

It would also ramp up the top tax rates to 42 and 48 percent for income over $180,000 and $300,000… Read more Audio