Morning Report

Tourist operators are keen to roll out the welcome mat for international visitors but say the current isolation rules will keep many away.

The Prime Minister has unveiled a five stage plan for… Read more Audio

The Government's announcement on when the border will open for New Zealanders has been met with relief by many of those who've been stranded overseas.

Sinead Aldrich, an occupational therapist, left… Read more Audio

The government's plan to re-open the border allowing people to bypass what the Prime Minister is describing as the anguish of MIQ is being shot down by the opposition as both too slow and too fast.

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Next month New Zealand hosts the women's Cricket World Cup.

It's almost 50 years since the first tournament.

Reporter Jimmy Ellingham looked back at the 1973 edition and its highlights, on and off… Read more Audio

A growing number of young New Zealanders are heading overseas: sick of waiting for the pandemic to end and preparing to roll the dice with Covid-19.

Migration figures show there have been more people… Read more Audio

The Organisation of Economic Cooperation and Development is the latest economic authority to predict New Zealand faces the risk of a large fall in house prices.

The OECD's latest survey offers a… Read more Audio

An historic agreement that recognises Māori interests in radio spectrum has been signed at Parliament. 

The agreement, designed in partnership with the Māori Spectrum Working Group, is a chance to… Read more Audio

Community lawyers say the government is effectively blocking scores of Afghans from escaping the Taliban in their country.

They say there has been slow processing of some visas, and worse still, no… Read more Audio