Morning Report

There's growing concern in Papua New Guinea about a spike in the number of Covid-19 cases confirmed there, across four provinces.

It's a blow to the region which has so far been successful in keeping… Read more Audio

It's Anzac Day tomorrow and a long weekend.

Authorities are warning people not to become complacent as the shift to Alert Level 3 approaches approaches. The police say everyone must stick to the… Read more Audio

All week we've been talking to people about what life's been like in isolation.

Nick Baker's a digital analyst and he's turned his hand to running polls on Twitter about all the important things in… Read more Audio

A University of Otago psychologist is hoping many will fill out a survey on lockdown life before we move to Alert Level 3.

So far 1000 people have answered the 15-minute questionnaire exploring the… Read more Audio

The President of the United States announced this week - via tweet - that he is suspending all immigration into the US.

Donald Trump says it's necessary to protect the country from what he calls the… Read more Audio

The Privacy Commissioner wants to assure people that his office is helping health authorities understand the risks of using technology to conquer Covid-19.

This morning, we reported the controversial… Read more Audio

A returned traveller is questioning if there is mixing going under mandatory isolation that presents a risk of spreading Covid-19.

Nathaniel Herz-Edinger, 27, is half way through 14 days of imposed… Read more Audio

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

Whakatāne media organisations plan to give $750 vouchers to about 1000 local business next week to try to bring the town back to life and get them spending again.

Radio 1XX and the family-owned… Read more Audio

Where is North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un?

Is he seriously ill? Has he maybe died? Or is he just out of public view for a while?

Rumours are swirling, but no one seems to know anything definite.

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Offering visas to high-value overseas investors could be a good way to quickly inject capital into the economy.

The Times in London suggests rich Americans are turning to New Zealand for sanctuary… Read more Audio