Morning Report

Health Minister Chris Hipkins says the Government is looking at countries that Kiwis would be able to travel to despite the ongoing pandemic, without having to isolate on return.

Hipkins told Morning… Read more Audio

RNZ and Stuff go to court today to try to reveal the identities of two people charged by the Serious Fraud Office after the agency's investigation into the New Zealand First Foundation.

Two people… Read more Audio

More than 6000 complaints about employers have been lodged with the Government since the start of March.

That's more than ten times as many as during the same seven-month period last year.

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Auckland is back at Alert Level 1 after weeks of restrictions due to an outbreak of Covid-19.

Reporter Jordan Bond is at Britomart to see how busy things are.

He speaks to Susie Ferguson. Read more Audio

Auckland businesses are placing high hopes on the move to Alert Level 1 after being hit hard by a second lockdown.

With restrictions on social gatherings, physical distancing and face coverings now… Read more Audio

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

The quarry industry is forecasting doom and major expansion plans have already been knocked back under new tighter wetlands rules.

The Fresh Water National Policy Statement introduces a new… Read more Audio

A 200-year-old bible is among the treasured personal possessions lost by one Lake Ōhau family when Sunday's fire ravaged their home..

The fire has burned more than 5500 hectares in the McKenzie… Read more Audio

A social worker has described the impact a cannabis conviction can have, including leading people to the brink of losing their home.

Kerry Howe got a cannabis conviction, her only conviction, 27… Read more Audio

The number of complaints made by workers about their employers has increased by more than a thousand percent since last year.

The data - obtained by RNZ from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and… Read more Audio