Morning Report

The A-League's hopes of resuming its season next week remained in the balance after another failed attempt to get Melbourne-based football clubs out of the city amid tightening coronavirus… Read more Audio

Backseat drivers - we've all complained about them.

First there's "you're driving too slowly", then it's "you're driving too fast" or there's the old favourite, "we're late ... and now we're going to… Read more Audio

Winston Peters has denied hiring a team of British political operatives to work on the New Zealand First election campaign.

That's despite a report out of London that New Zealand First has engaged… Read more Audio

An Auckland freight operator says the Firth of Thames is the only viable relocation option for the Ports of Auckland. He's ruled out Manukau Harbour or Northland as potential sites.

Yesterday a new… Read more Audio

Job uncertainty, no access to welfare, and concerns over Covid-19 are some of the reason New Zealanders abroad are coming back to Aotearoa.

It's estimated 1 million Kiwis live abroad, but since New… Read more Audio

The Otago Regional Council will today vote on the fate of chair and former Labour Cabinet minister Marian Hobbs.

Hobbs appears set to be rolled after three-quarters of councillors signed a letter… Read more Audio

A lack of medical facilities in Queenstown is pushing it down a list of priorities for managed isolation.

The Southern DHB met yesterday to discuss plans by the government to expand its isolation… Read more Audio

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

People who have been chronically homeless are choosing to stay in permanent housing - some for the first time in more than 20 years.

Organisations working with rough sleepers say the change in… Read more Audio

Doctors are backing government calls to keep doing thousands of Covid-19 tests each day to ensure the community's free of the virus.

Finding that many volunteers a day may be an uphill battle, while… Read more Audio