Morning Report

The Rainbow community is full of pride this month.

April marks half-a-century since our very first 'Gay Day' in Auckland.

It all started with a student forum in 1972.

On Monday pioneering queer… Read more Audio

Fog has disrupted travellers in Auckland as flights are cancelled and traffic is slowed by low visability.

Reporter Finn Blackwell spoke to Susie Ferguson from the Airport. Read more Audio

Not every New Zealander was down in the lip at Lord's as England cruised - in the end - to a five-wicket win in the first Test.

The English are of course coached now by former Black Caps captain… Read more Audio

New earthquake modelling is due out this year that will raise the hazard levels in some places.

That will include large parts of Hawke's Bay, where the hospital in Hastings is already grappling with… Read more Audio

Christopher Luxon is ruling out welfare cuts and state asset sales if National leads the government after next year's election.

After six months in the job Luxon is rebranding the party - promising… Read more Audio

According to one recent DHB study, nearly one-in-three nursing students quit their studies before qualifying, due to financial pressure, family responsibilities and other factors made worse by… Read more Audio

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has survived a confidence vote taken against him by his Tory colleagues (211 to 148).

UK correspondent Olly Barratt spoke to Susie Ferguson. Read more Audio

One person died on the roads over the long weekend, following a crash on the Waikato Expressway on Saturday morning.

The toll is lower than in previous years, with three deaths over Queens Birthday… Read more Audio

The Black Ferns have begun a new era under head coach Wayne Smith with a hard-fought 23-10 win over Australia in Tauranga.

In dreadful conditions, the world champions overcame a 10-point deficit in… Read more Audio

The Ministry of Health is edging closer to giving much-needed support for people who lose their hair.

Those suffering from alopecia are struggling to afford wigs and say the Government subsidy barely… Read more Audio

A battered travel industry is scrambling to get the cars, buses, and labour to gear up for increasing numbers of visitors but faces plenty of obstacles on the road to recovery.

The borders fully… Read more Audio

Christopher Luxon is ruling out welfare cuts and state asset sales if National leads the government after next year's election.

After six months in the job Mr Luxon is rebranding the party -… Read more Audio