Morning Report

The Climate Change Minister doesn't expect world leaders to be happy about the draft agreement at the UN climate summit, but he's optimistic they will rise to meet it.

The seven page document urges… Read more Audio

A pair of tītitipounamu gave conservationists in the Otago Peninsula a shock this week when they found a nest with four very small eggs inside of a possum trap.

Riflemen, the smallest species of New… Read more Audio

A new exhibition revealing the impacts of climate change on Pacific communities appears in the National Library this month.

'Trouble in Paradise' presents sixty winning photographs of a competition… Read more Audio

Families caring for children with additional needs during lockdown have emptied a funding allowance that would typically last through the year.

With schools shut, parents are having to pay for… Read more Audio

It gets real now for the Black Caps at the T20 World Cup, with England presenting as formidable semi-final opponents in Abu Dhabi tomorrow morning.

After qualifying through a relatively easy group… Read more Audio

With less than a month until harvest, Central Otago orchards are scrambling to find staff.

The region needs upwards of 5000 seasonal workers across the horticulture and viticulture industries during… Read more Audio

Many of us will have heard that New Zealand's ambitious COP26 pledge to halve emissions by the end of the decade will save 149 million tonnes of carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere, but what… Read more Audio

Former patients of a psychiatric institution have spent decades waiting to see if their pleas for justice over the treatment they received are answered.

Now, the latest police investigation into… Read more Audio

Shops are open in Auckland again for in-person shopping.

The Warehouse Westgate has opened its doors to the public at 8am.

Operations manager Ian Carter spoke to Corin Dann. Read more Audio