Morning Report

Queenstown's mayor fears thousands of migrant workers in Queenstown may struggle to have food or shelter after losing their jobs and becoming stranded.

Jim Boult says some will need urgent government… Read more Audio

A mortgage holiday repayment scheme is being warmly welcomed by landlords, but hitting all the wrong notes with some renters.

The government announced yesterday that banks have agreed people hit in… Read more Audio

An employment lawyer is warning many workers will fall through the cracks under the Government's Covid-19 wage subsidy scheme.

The Finance Minister Grant Robertson has dramatically expanded the… Read more Audio

The New Zealand Olympic Committee supports the decision to postpone the Tokyo Olympics to 2021, the first such delay in the Games' 124-year modern history, as the coronavirus crisis wrecked the last… Read more Audio

With countries around the world banning public gatherings in a bid to curtail the coronavirus, outings to see your favourite musicans are off the agenda for now.

More and more stars are streaming… Read more Video, Audio

New Zealanders abroad scrambling to return home will still be able to enter the country after it goes into nationwide self-isolation tomorrow at midnight.

But some New Zealanders stuck in remote… Read more Audio

A huge spike in mobile calls yesterday led to phones across the country cutting out or not connecting at all.

In the wake of the Prime Minister's lockdown announcement, everyone wanted to talk to… Read more Audio

We've had a number of audience members text and email in asking for clarification on what classifies as an essential service.

Will you be able to get a warrant of fitness for your car - will… Read more Audio

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

The Government is putting $4 billion extra into boosting support for businesses and workers.

A cap for wage subsidies in last week's rescue package has been removed which means all businesses are now… Read more Audio

People living in crowded or small houses are concerned about spending at least four weeks in lockdown.

RNZ reporter Meriana Johnsen asked people on the streets of Wellington how they were planning to… Read more Audio