Morning Report

New Zealand has its third monkeypox case, isolating in the South Island.

After two years of Covid-19 are we more prepared to manage this virus - or has pandemic fatigue got the better of us?

Otago… Read more Audio

District Health Boards around the country were never directly consulted about whether international nurses should be left off the list for super fast residency visas.

The government has repeatedly… Read more Audio

The tourism industry is scrambling to find enough staff before the expected influx of tourists this summer.

It's estimated that one in four tourism jobs or 90,000 roles, were cut in the first 12… Read more Audio

A former member of the Celebration Centre who was involved in exorcisms says the practice is extremely damaging.

Former Celebration members have accused the church of manipulation and exploitation… Read more Audio

The Government will today reveal its National Adaptation Plan, which will feature ideas on how to move communities which are vulnerable to the full impact of climate change.

Thames-Coromandel… Read more Audio

Police are still searching for a people involved after a 'vile' attack on a cemetary near Cambridge. 

On Monday night cars drove into Hautapu Cemetery and did burnouts across recently buried graves… Read more Audio

An expert on prison violence says it's often sparked when something prisoners are promised later doesn't happen.

Six teenage prisoners ended their 24-hour protest on the roof of Hawke's Bay Regional… Read more Audio

The National Party leader Christopher Luxon says the Cost of Living payment is a shambles.

The first of three payments was made to people this week, including to some New Zealanders living overseas. 

Some shoppers are already turning their back on the big two supermarket chains - well before new moves aimed at reducing the hold they have.

A Commerce Commission report revealed in May that… Read more Audio