Morning Report

New Zealanders will soon be able track how much greenhouse gas the country is emitting in almost real time.

The research firm that made the tool, Dot Loves Data, says having up-to-date information is… Read more Audio

The Climate Change Research Institute is upset the fight against climate change is so entangled with politics there is no cross parliament plan.

New Zealand is currently on track to import more coal… Read more Audio

The New Zealand police put 38 teenagers into restraint chairs between 2015 and 2020 - the youngest just 13 years old.

Restraint chairs leg, waist, wrist and chest straps to immobilise a person deemed… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

A brief update from the business sector. Read more Audio

Not a single cent has been cashed out from the Government's $23 million loan scheme for those living in earthquake-prone apartments.

Official figures show only 35 people have registered their… Read more Audio

Some routine is also returning to Westport with its three main schools welcoming back students tomorrow.

 Around 100 homes have been red stickered, another 400 yellow stickered and the clean up is… Read more Audio

Researchers have concluded the sparrow-sized South Island Robin, or Toutouwai, is among a handful of birds endemic to New Zealand that will thrive if we one day become predator-free.

They know this… Read more Audio

It's Friday so we cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Read more Audio

A protest is being held this morning outside Auckland Council calling for the revoking of a resource consent for a marina on Waiheke Island.

Protesters have been at Putiki bay for more than three… Read more Audio

Consumer New Zealand has a message for those who feel they're getting dud service from their insurance company -... complain.

A damning Financial Markets Authority report condemned the industry's… Read more Audio