Morning Report

MPs are being asked to back a formal declaration that China's treatment of the Uyghur people is genocide.

The request has come from a group of Uyghur people now living in New Zealand.

It comes hard… Read more Audio

A century-old wooden bridge full of holes that carries thousands of tonnes of the country's potatoes and carrots is jeopardising truckers' safety and farmers' livelihoods.

But repairing or replacing… Read more Audio

John Tamihere says he's determined to counter vaccine misinformation as his staff prepare to open a vaccine 'super centre' in West Auckland.

The clinic is run by John Tamihere's Te Whānau o… Read more Audio

Local businesses desperate to see tourists return are thrilled two way travel between NZ and the Cook Islands will resume on the May 17.

Liana Scott is the president of the Cook Islands Tourism… Read more Audio

Thirteen staff working at managed isolation and quarantine hotels are being fired, because they are refusing to take the Covid-19 vaccine.

Since Saturday, it's been mandatory for everyone working at… Read more Audio

There are now doubts over the future of the Indian Premier League after players and staff tested positive for Covid-19. Audio

It will be six months this weekend since a one in 250-year flood wreaked havoc in Napier.

While some have returned to home and work, they're still facing hurdles. Many are living in houses still in… Read more Audio

Warning: This story contains distressing details.

Horrifying accounts of physical, sexual and mental abuse have been heard at the Royal Commission into Abuse in Care in Auckland.

One survivor said… Read more Audio

A rickety wooden bridge responsible for carrying thousands of tonnes of the country's potatoes and carrots is jeopardising truckers' safety and farmers' livelihoods.

Repairing or replacing the bridge… Read more Audio

The Heath Minister has so far refused to say if he would oppose a move to end blanket access to drugs for children with cancer.

Pharmac is set to make the move, after being accused of discrimination… Read more Audio

A health unit is up and running in the New Zealand High Commission in New Delhi and is treating two commission workers who have contracted Covid-19.

The High Commission had been criticised earlier… Read more Audio

The Cook Islands Prime Minister is delighted the date has finally been set for a two-way travel bubble with New Zealand.

Struggling Cook Island businesses can't wait for the 17 May.

Mark Brown says… Read more Audio