Morning Report

The defending champion Black Ferns have been drawn to play Wales, Australia and the winner of the final qualifying tournament in their pool at next year's World Cup in New Zealand. Read more Audio

Donald Trump's lawyers continue to claim the presidential election was influenced by systematic, organised corruption across the country.

So far, the Trump campaign has filed dozens of lawsuits and… Read more Audio

Portable cabins could be used to house hundreds of people left homeless by flooding and slips in Napier.

Around 100 homes were left uninhabitable after last Monday's storm, leaving 173 people living… Read more Audio

The Chinese government has responded aggressively to criticism by Five Eyes that it is trying to silence political opposition in Hong Kong.

The intelligence grouping of countries which includes New… Read more Audio

Schools around the country are paying tens of thousands of dollars to private consultants to completely change the way they teach reading.

The so-called "structured literacy" approach is backed by 30… Read more Audio

Thursday's Pike River anniversary saw expressions of grief but also determination to see somebody held accountable for what happened at the mine a decade ago.

There were services on the West Coast… Read more Audio

There's confusion in Samoa this morning over whether the country has its first case of Covid-19 or not.

The man in question arrived in Apia last Friday from Auckland, and tested negative at the… Read more Audio

An former Wellington man acquitted of Terri King's murder has now a suspect in a torture chamber case in the Netherlands.

William Jan H Haanstra, 43, has been named as one of nine arrested after… Read more Audio

A culture of secrecy, fabrication and deceit has been blamed for the actions of elite Australian soldiers in Afghanistan.

A long-running probe found "credible information" supporting allegations of… Read more Audio

News from the business sector, including a market report. Read more Audio

A debt-ridden Auckland society is being accused of refusing membership applications to disabled people who might questions its plans.

It's widely speculated that the Laura Fergusson Trust will sell… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Read more Audio