Morning Report

A Taranaki iwi says it has walked away from a track upgrade project in Egmont National Park after failing to find out where millions of taxpayers money is being spent.

Ngati Ruanui says its Official… Read more Audio

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

Investor confidence plummeted in the initial response to the Covid-19 pandemic, and the economic fallout is about to start showing up on KiwiSaver statements.

For the first time, KiwiSaver members… Read more Audio

Covid-19 testing times and contact tracing in Auckland have failed to meet the "gold standard" set by the Ministry of Health.

The Ministry of Health says because of privacy reasons it won't tell the… Read more Audio

There're still conflicting views on what sisters who have Covid-19 did on their trip from Auckland to Wellington.

It's now emerged the two women did, as National MP Michael Woodhouse said, have… Read more Audio

News that Mercury Capital is buying Bauer's Australian business has revived hopes for the survival of some of New Zealand's most popular magazines.

Bauer's business includes New Zealand magazines… Read more Audio

The critical communication system used by police, fire and ambulance when they out on a job is expected to fail by 2023.

A report to the Police Minister says the radio network is so old that in two… Read more Audio

The British High Commissioner says a free trade agreement with New Zealand will set the tone for the United Kingdom's post-Brexit trade policy.

Negotiations were formally launched yesterday, putting… Read more Audio

The Trade Minister says New Zealand is pleased to be among the first countries to begin negotiations on a trade agreement with the United Kingdom post-Brexit.

New Zealand and the UK formally launched… Read more Audio

Health authorities are scrambling to identify people deemed to be close contacts with two confirmed Covid-19 cases.

Two sisters travelling from Britain were allowed to drive from Auckland to… Read more Audio

Parts of Beijing are back in lockdown, schools have closed and travel is being restricted after a new outbreak of the coronavirus was discovered.

Just over 130 infections of Covid-19 have been… Read more Audio

One of the 320 people caught up in the Covid-19 blunder over border controls says he's gobsmacked at the mistake.

Officials are now tracing hundreds of close contacts of two women infected with the… Read more Audio