Morning Report

The primary teachers union, NZEI, has received an offer from the Ministry of Education for primary school principals.

Like secondary school teachers, most primary school principals have been arguing… Read more Audio

The Australian women's cricket team has taken home their version of the Ashes, beating England in their lone test match by 89 runs.

In a high scoring affair in Nottingham, both sides had mammoth… Read more Audio

The Education Review Office is calling for an urgent overhaul of our Alternative Education sector, which currently serves two thousand at risk students.

The report says fewer than one in ten achieve… Read more Audio

What can be expected on the trade front when Prime Minister Hipkins meets with Xi Jinping tonight?

The meeting comes on the back of the refresh of the free trade agreement between the two countries… Read more Audio

Chris Hipkins has arrived in Beijing ahead of a number of high level political meetings, fraught with diplomatic challenges.

It's been four years since the last visit from a New Zealand Prime… Read more Audio

Black Caps skipper Kane Williamson admits to feeling frustrated as he plots his return to cricket, but he's still not ready to rule himself out of this year's World Cup.

Williamson tore his ACL while… Read more Audio

Last year, the Anglican church purchased ten acres at Rangiaowhia outside of Te Awamutu, with the intention of enabling its return to Ngāti Apakura.

The hapū is currently leasing the land from the… Read more Audio

The Dunedin City Council is gearing up for a conversation about the future of its most populated area.

The wider South Dunedin basin was swamped by floodwaters in 2015 and is at risk from climate… Read more Audio

Otago University researchers have identified DNA abnormalities that lead to the aggressive spread of bowel cancer, Aotearoa's second highest cause of cancer deaths.

The researchers studied tumours… Read more Audio

One in three patients referred for specialist appointments have been waiting more than four months, according to Te Whatu Ora's latest data.

However, GPs warn many people aren't even being counted.

… Read more Audio