Morning Report

Inflation in Aotearoa is at a 32-year high - so surely the faster it can be brought down, the better.

Not so, say researchers from the University of Auckland. They say the relationship between… Read more Audio

Sea walls, raised homes and managed retreat are some of the options the government has put forward for those most likely to lose their homes due to climate change.

A proposal for government-run flood… Read more Audio

It was an early start for people on the West Coast this morning, with many glued to their screens as Paul Coll won gold in the Commonwealth Games men's squash final.

The 30-year-old, who was born and… Read more Audio

New Zealand's won eight medals already on day six of competition in Birmingham and more are guaranteed to follow.

World number one Paul Coll is locked in a thrilling men's squash final with… Read more Audio

National Leader Christopher Luxon has been immortalised in puppet form at the Backbencher pub in the capital.

The pub across the road from parliament has a long running tradition of creating… Read more Audio

David Liti has won silver in the men's over-109kg heavyweight class, finishing behind Pakistan's Muhammad Butt.

His first lift of the day briefly taking him to the top spot.

Liti couldn't quite… Read more Audio

An employment advocate who failed to pay tens of thousands of dollars in penalties linked to his clients' disputes has had his business shut down and also faces bankruptcy.

Anti-bullying crusader… Read more Audio

Leading health advocates are pleading for better action on monkeypox, saying New Zealand could see the same failures as other countries if the government doesn't act now.

The Burnett Foundation -… Read more Audio

Our labour market continues to squeeze tighter, based on the latest Stats New Zealand quarterly figures.

Wages rose at an annual rate of 3.4 percent, the highest seen in 14 years while unemployment… Read more Audio