Morning Report

This week in our political panel, we glance ahead, with ANZAC Day on the horizon.

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In that spirit Corin Dann spoke to… Read more Audio

Michael Schumacher's family are planning legal action against a German magazine which has published an artificial intelligence-generated 'interview' with the former Formula 1 driver.

Schumacher, a… Read more Audio

For more than 60 years, the dairy giant Fonterra and its predecessors have been one of the biggest employers in the Hamilton central city.

That could be about to change, with the company looking to… Read more Audio

It's now been almost a week since Dunedin climate activist and one-time Green Party candidate, Jack Brazil, was shot in Dunedin - and no arrests have been made.

Mr Brazil survived the shooting and is… Read more Audio

Auckland Council is considering 30km speed limit around schools, and has gathered mixed reactions for the proposal.

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Auckland… Read more Audio

Free budgeting services are bracing for a drop in funding right as the cost of living crisis hits and a recession knocks on our door.

The Ministry of Social Development funds 131 budget advisor… Read more Audio

Hundreds of staff at the University of Otago could lose their jobs after what has been called a challenging start to the financial year.

Acting vice-chancellor Professor Helen Nicholson said the… Read more Audio

New Zealand's largest privately-owned healthcare group is having to intermittently close its urgent care and general practice clinics in Auckland, due to staff shortages.

Tāmaki Health runs the White… Read more Audio

The ICPA report into last year's Parliament protest has found some laws governing trespass and arrests are ill-equipped to deal with policing mass public disorder events.

Just 31 people connected to… Read more Audio