Morning Report

A collection of rare books is going under the hammer after a once-in-a-lifetime discovery by a New Zealand auctioneer.

The books belonged to Lawrence Baigent and Robert Erwin, two pivotal figures in… Read more Audio

A new national campaign is encouraging whānau from around the motu to learn more about the Covid-19 vaccine programme. 

Called 'Karawhiua' or 'Be a Doer', it draws on real life experience and medical… Read more Audio

Sydneysiders can fly into New Zealand this morning after a flight ban was lifted at midnight last night.

Flights were temporarily suspended from New South Wales to New Zealand after a Sydney resident… Read more Audio

Comments by a leading mental health specialist that some patients with eating disorders "adapt" to their illness over time have outraged sufferers and their families, who are struggling to get help.

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A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Read more Audio

Finance Minister Grant Robertson has just delivered another pre-budget speech to business leaders, this time in Auckland.

Reporter Sarah Robson was there. Read more Audio

The Canterbury Regional Council is being accused of creating a monster that it can no longer control when it comes to degraded water quality in the region.

That from the Federation of Freshwater… Read more Audio

A new breast cancer screening system is seen as a step forward in the early detection of the disease, but the Breast Cancer Foundation says it's not enough.

The new system, announced by the… Read more Audio

The director of Te Tātai Hauora o Hine, the Centre for Women's Health Research at Victoria University, wants a less invasive cervical screening test rolled out as soon as possible.

The government has… Read more Audio

The Tactix are relieved to be on the board after beating the Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic 63-59 in Christchurch for their first win of the ANZ netball premiership season. Read more Audio

Death, taxes and the Crusaders winning Super Rugby titles.

The inevitable unfolded on Saturday night when coach Scott Robertson's Crusaders clinched their fifth straight crown and the 12th in total… Read more Audio

The University of Otago wants the ability to fine students who have let the rubbish at their flats get out of control.

It is among a raft of changes proposed to the university's Code of Student… Read more Audio