Morning Report

Almost one in four of people have suffered sexual violence in their lifetime but only a tiny fraction (6%) of incidents are being reported to the police.

That's one shocking headline revealed by the… Read more Audio

The police are still on the scene where they shot a man dead yesterday, north of New Plymouth near Waitara.

Initial reports say the man was shot after first pointing his gun towards officers.

The… Read more Audio

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

National screening for one of the country's biggest cancer killers won't start again until the end of June.

New home screening kits for the National Bowel Screening Programme have not been sent out… Read more Audio

A National MP says the passenger arrival card used at airports to screen for Covid-19 is flawed and must be redone.

The cards in use since 20 March list symptoms of fever, cough and difficulty… Read more Audio

The largest survey of crime in New Zealand shows 94 percent of sexual assaults aren't reported to the police, while almost a quarter of people experience one or more sexual assaults in their lifetime.

News from the rural and farming sector. Read more Audio

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

People looking to buy or sell a house are starting to dip their toes back into the market under the lighter restrictions.

More house listings are being advertised under Level 2 and over the weekend… Read more Audio

The Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters is keeping tight lipped on who leaked his pension details, instead waiting until the matter goes to court.

Peters is appealing the High Court decision, after… Read more Audio

Artists, musicians and actors say the entertainment industry will fall into crisis if it can't open up again soon.

People in the arts are often placed front and centre of charity work for others… Read more Audio